Poems about flowers
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This book is for those who love the most beautiful - flowers and poems - and wants to convey this love to children.
Flowers delight us from early spring to late autumn - in city flower beds, at the grandmother in the country, on the windowsill of the house. But do all children know what they are called? Of course, every child will call a tulip or dandelion, but the monard or lupine is hardly.
A great way to get acquainted with flowers is offered by Masha Lukashkina - with the help of poems. In each poem, she either tells the legend about the name of the plant (hyacinth), or invents a fairy tale (iris, snowdrop), or creates a poetic image (bell, lunaria) Bright and detailed illustrations will help to remember how the plant looks, and then recognize it in nature.
But this is not only a book of poems, there are 5 cognitive turns in it, where in an accessible form an accessible form tells how to grow a hyacinth, what plants are listed in the Red Book, what tricks they have and how they are friends with animals and help a person. Scientific editor and author of cognitive turns - Anna Vasilieva, candidate of biological sciences, senior researcher at the biofacment of Moscow State University.
The book is conditionally divided into three parts - by seasons. It begins in early spring, when snow has not yet come down, but snowdrops have already appeared, and ends with a poem about "Chinese flashlights", which will stand under the snow all winter.
From the author
Why are the petals so bizarrely curved at the iris flower - maybe this is fairy needlework? .. And from what ancient Greek hero got his name hyacinth? And what are the cloves so eloquently silent about?
It seems to me that I know the answer, because irises, and cloves, and hyacinths, and many other flowers grow in my garden. Once I wanted to tell about him - to convey the originality, miracle and charm of each flower in several poetic lines. And the book turned out.
The order in which the verses are located in the book is not accidental, nature itself prompted me: from winter - to spring, from summer to autumn.
For whom this book
For children from 3 to 6 years
Flowers delight us from early spring to late autumn - in city flower beds, at the grandmother in the country, on the windowsill of the house. But do all children know what they are called? Of course, every child will call a tulip or dandelion, but the monard or lupine is hardly.
A great way to get acquainted with flowers is offered by Masha Lukashkina - with the help of poems. In each poem, she either tells the legend about the name of the plant (hyacinth), or invents a fairy tale (iris, snowdrop), or creates a poetic image (bell, lunaria) Bright and detailed illustrations will help to remember how the plant looks, and then recognize it in nature.
But this is not only a book of poems, there are 5 cognitive turns in it, where in an accessible form an accessible form tells how to grow a hyacinth, what plants are listed in the Red Book, what tricks they have and how they are friends with animals and help a person. Scientific editor and author of cognitive turns - Anna Vasilieva, candidate of biological sciences, senior researcher at the biofacment of Moscow State University.
The book is conditionally divided into three parts - by seasons. It begins in early spring, when snow has not yet come down, but snowdrops have already appeared, and ends with a poem about "Chinese flashlights", which will stand under the snow all winter.
From the author
Why are the petals so bizarrely curved at the iris flower - maybe this is fairy needlework? .. And from what ancient Greek hero got his name hyacinth? And what are the cloves so eloquently silent about?
It seems to me that I know the answer, because irises, and cloves, and hyacinths, and many other flowers grow in my garden. Once I wanted to tell about him - to convey the originality, miracle and charm of each flower in several poetic lines. And the book turned out.
The order in which the verses are located in the book is not accidental, nature itself prompted me: from winter - to spring, from summer to autumn.
For whom this book
For children from 3 to 6 years
Author:
Author:Lukashkina Masha
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: for children. Carty book
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:0+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00146-940-7
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