The International Children's Bible New Testament is the perfect introduction to the Bible for children who are ready to move on from a picture Bible. The International Children's Bible is not an adult Bible especially packaged for children. It has specifically been translated directly from the Hebrew and Greek texts into English so that it can be read and understood by children between the ages of 6 and 12. Content Benefits: With simpler language and extra notes and helps, the ICB New Testament is the perfect introduction to the life and teachings of Jesus for children in Key Stage 2. Contemporary Translation Anglicised text, with UK spelling and grammar Difficult words and expressions are replaced with simple phrases children can easily understand Short sentences and simple, modern vocabulary Large, easy to read type in two columns Simple footnotes explain names, customs and phrases to help children as they read along 95 black and white illustrations interspersed throughout the text 40 pages of colour maps and illustrations of important Bible characters and key events A dictionary helps explains unfamiliar words and customs with a guide to pronunciation Page for personal notes Ideal for primary schools buying Bibles for their school leavers and for Sunday Schools at prize giving, as well as for personal use Allows Sunday School leaders to teach the Bible in an accessible yet accurate way Enables children to engage with the Bible for themselves Ideal for children at Key Stage 2 Binding - Hardback Pages - 436 Publisher - Authentic Media

Small children who like big machines that go - and things that grow - will love this ode to farm equipment from the team behind the Roadworks series. Down on the farm, let’s plant the seeds. Tip them! Flip them! Go, go, go! From the plough that cuts the earth and the harrow that churns the soil to the seed drill that plants the seeds, the sprayer that waters them, the combine harvester that reaps the corn, and the dump cart that brings the tasty load to the truck, there’s plenty of noisy excitement that happens on a farm. And don’t forget the hard-working tractor, which rests when the farm workers take a break and sample the crop! From the creative pair that brought us the Roadworks series (with more than a million copies sold), Tractor will be a go-to read-aloud for little ones mesmerised by its sound words and bold, graphic sights.

Crack out the crayons and enjoy the fleece and quiet as your flock gets their hooves on this exciting new colouring book!  It's always mayhem on Mossy Bottom Farm, so get creative with colour to decorate scenes and patterns featuring your favourite fleecy friends: Shaun, Bitzer, the Farmer and even those naughty pigs.

A large format activity book that helps children engage with Bible stories in a fun way. Activity time or story time? Why not both? Seventeen beloved Bible stories are each accompanied by five different word search activities providing hours of entertainment and learning for children aged 4-7. Read the short stories with your children and stimulate their growing minds with activities designed just for them. By engaging with Bible stories in a hands-on way, children will learn by doing and having fun at the same time. Vibrant illustrations make each page inviting and colourful, and help engage interest in the story. Next time you're looking for an activity, pull out My Word Search Activity Bible, and help your child learn while they play! Content Benefits: This large format activity book will help children engage with well-known Bible stories. Includes 85 word search activities Offers simple retellings of Bible stories Bible references are included for each story Modern and colourful illustrations Helps children to learn while having fun Perfect gift idea for children Large format and page count adds quality and value to the book Ideal resource for anyone working in a church/ Sunday School setting Suitable for Sunday School prizes Suitable for ages 4-7 Binding - Paperback Pages - 112 Publisher - Authentic Media

Digitalisierung und virtuelle Lernräume erschließen neue Möglichkeiten für den Fremdsprachenunterricht. Welches Verständnis von virtuellen Sprachlernräumen aber haben wir? Sind digitale Wörterbücher und Korpora Lernräume? Was ist der Unterschied zu Tools, die Zugang zu Räumen und Diskursen ermöglichen? Wie ist eine diesbezügliche Lernortdidaktik zu konzipieren? Dieser Band versucht eine Begriffsklärung und Systematisierung des Digitalen und Virtuellen. Er spannt aber auch den Bogen zu konkreten Lehrkonzepten für den Umgang mit dem sich beständig erweiternden Gegenstandsbereich. Erste empirische Studien runden die Betrachtung dieses wachsenden Forschungsfeldes ab. In elf Beiträgen stellen 15 Autor: innen ihre aktuelle Forschung zu Englisch und Deutsch als Fremdsprache vor.

A large format, beautifully designed book that takes readers on an incredible journey into space. We live in an amazing planetary system. From the yawning Valles Marineris on Mars and the ocean hiding beneath the ice crust of Jupiter’s moon Europa, to the eerily Earth-like terrain of Saturn’s moon Titan and the Sun’s blazing corona, our solar system brims with wonders. This book takes children on a trip across the Solar System with the aid of marvellous illustrations, lift-up flaps and a comprehensive text that helps them understand the amazing variety of landscapes within our planetary system. Lift up the layers to discover how the Sun was formed and explore the amazing landscapes of our neighbouring planets. Readers will find out which moons are the most like the Earth, what Saturn’s rings are made of, where comets come from, and what lies in the Kuiper Belt, outside the very edge of the solar system.

See Touch Feel: Love is a fun first sensory book, especially designed for very young children. It features tactile pages for babies to touch and feel and sweet artwork created from handprints and footprints, which parents can then create together with their own child. Another title in the successful Priddy Books See, Touch, Feel series, this is an ideal Valentine's gift to share with your loved one. Also available in the See, Touch, Feel series: See, Touch, Feel, See, Touch, Feel: Spring, See, Touch, Feel: ABC, See, Touch, Feel: Halloween, See, Touch, Feel: Christmas, See, Touch, Feel: Roar and See, Touch, Feel: 123.

Bob is feeling glum. His friends Billy and Sam are off visiting a pet show on Pluto, there are no space tourists to entertain, and Bob is bored. What he needs is a best-ever friend, to help him with intergalactic missions and jigsaw puzzles -- but, being Bob, he doesn't seem to notice the potential furry friend who is begging for his attention This edition also includes the greatest glow-in-the-dark poster in the galaxy.

There are lots of ways that we can feel loved and give love. Love in its broadest sense. Mindful words explore themes such as self love, a parent's love for new baby, the bond between siblings, friendship, fighting for what you believe in, and missing someone who's no longer there. Imagined with sublime illustrations that perfectly embody each side. Love may feel proud like a peacock, on display for the world to see, but it may also sing a softer song that goes unheard to those who are not listening. A beautifully illustrated mini picture book from an artist skyrocketing in popularity.

This wipe-clean activity book with dry-wipe pen is packed full of seek-and-find puzzles, mazes, picture puzzles, number fun, and more. The colourful illustrated pages wipe clean, so that children can complete and repeat the puzzles time and time again excellent for developing their problem-solving and observational skills, as well as their fine-motor control. This is a perfect book for use at home or on the move.

Children don’t have to be botanists-in-training to discover the message of this book: “All plants are interesting. Even the weeds.� Young readers are sure to be intrigued by the wide variety of shapes, sizes, and functions in flowers, fruit trees, and all sorts of other flora. How Does a Plant Grow? will inspire children to be newly alert to the many wonders of the plant world, from how seeds sprout to why leaves turn to the light to the vital roles of stems and roots. How Does a Plant Grow? is part of the I Wonder Why book series, written to ignite the curiosity of children in grades K–6 while encouraging them to become avid readers. These books explore the marvels of plants, animals, and other phenomena related to science and nature. Included in each edition is a Parent/Teacher Handbook with coordinating activities. The I Wonder Why series is written by an award-winning science educator and published by NSTA Kids, a division of NSTA Press.

Teach young kids how to count with this humorous and rhyming book beautifully illustrated throughout by Katie Viggers. 1 to 20 Animals Aplenty is a delightful counting book that takes young readers from 1 to 20 - from dogs who have pet frogs and snakes who love to eat cakes to gorillas looking at mirrors and llamas wearing pyjamas! Combining education and enjoyment, the humorous and rhyming text will engage children aged 2+ from the start while helping them learn their numbers. The book is beautifully presented in Katie Viggers' trademark style and is perfect for use at home, the library and the classroom.

"A playful, punchy paean to the pervasive poot." --Kirkus Reviews (Starred review) Grandmas fart. Teachers fart. Terrifying creatures fart. But . . . is there someone who DOESN'T fart? With sly humor, this fun board book looks at a subject that's sure to make children laugh: farting. With silent farts, farts like horns, and rainbow farts from unicorns, Almost Everybody Farts comically captures the gassy scene. And only one person insists she's fart-free: MOM! But is she? Kids will insist on reading this rhyming story again and again.

This brand-new title in the hugely successful Clever Kids® series contains over 100 code conundrums and cryptograms to exercise young minds. From hidden words and logic puzzles to code breakers and enigmas, it’s packed with secret-agent and spy challenges to put kids’ mental agility and lateral-thinking skills to the test. Created by bestselling puzzle book author Gareth Moore, author of the chart-topping Brain Games for Clever Kids.

A wonderful portable edition of Millie Marotta's Beautiful Birds and Treetop Treasures from the the Sunday Times and international bestseller Millie Marotta. Enter Millie's wonderful world of treetop treasures and discover the birds nesting and flying high up in the treetops, and the myriad creatures found among the branches. The enchanting illustrations to colour in range from Major Mitchell's cockatoo and rose robins, to the magnolia warbler, silver-eared mesia and whiskered treeswift. As well as the beautiful birds of the world, Millie's intricate designs show the more unusual creatures residing in the treetops, such as the Amazonian milk frog, the sugar glider or the tree-kangaroo. Millie's inimitable style is treasured by thousands around the world and in this exciting book there are all sorts of creatures and fauna waiting to be coloured in, from tiny insects to winged beasts and scaled reptiles to buds and blossoms. The world's rainforests, woodlands and thickets are teeming with life and this book guarantees hours of relaxation and colouring fun.

Explore the vast Pacific Ocean in this beautifully illustrated children's book, for readers aged 9+ The Pacific Ocean is the biggest and deepest of the world's oceans, covering almost a third of Earth's surface. Over 25,000 islands are dotted across its waters while, in the west, the huge Great Barrier Reef provides a home for some of Earth's most unique wildlife. Below the waves, the Pacific's active sea floor has created thousands of volcanoes, many of which are still active today. But like all the oceans, the mighty Pacific is at risk from climate change, pollution and marine industry. The oceans make up Earth's biggest habitat. More than 70 per cent of Earth's surface is covered by oceans and seas and they hold more than 97 per cent of Earth's water supply. Oceans drive the world's weather, provide half of the oxygen we breathe and provide food and livelihoods for more than a billion people. Blue Worlds explores each of the world's five oceans and major seas in detail, looking at the different features - from wildlife and weather to landscape - that make them all individual and unique. It also looks at the threats that they face, such as global warming, overfishing and pollution. Titles in the series: The Arctic Ocean, The Atlantic Ocean. The Indian Ocean, The Pacific Ocean, The Southern Ocean, Seas, Gulfs & Bays Contents: A world of water Pacific Ocean tour Underwater landscapes Pacific trenches Pacific islands Winds, waves and currents Exploring the Pacific Pacific wildlife The Great Barrier Reef Pacific plants People of the Pacific Riches of the Pacific Pacific in danger Pacific facts Glossary Index

The perfect guides to being inspired by science and motivated to master it through the exploration of its use in different fields of study. What is meteorology? What do meteorologists do? How do we predict the weather? These are just a few questions that are answered in Science-Ology! Meteorology. Find out about the pioneering work of scientists through the ages, explore the tools and skills needed to be a meteorologist and discover how scientists can recreate mini hurricanes and tornadoes in labs to study them. The Science-Ology series explores high interest branches of science and how scientists study them. Through case studies from around the world, the books investigate the real-world relevance of researching these different areas of science. Readers will discover the tools, methods and uses for each featured field as well as what skills and traits are needed to succeed in them. Filled with fun artwork and photos, this series aimed at readers 9 and up is sure to inspire careers in science. Written by award-winning author Anna Claybourne and reviewed by experts in each field.

Science topics are explored through illustrated scenes showing science in action in everyday life. Explore scenes from everyday life that reveal the science that's happening all around you, then find out about the science in more detail. In this book, discover all about states of matter - what they are, how they change and explore the water cycle. Fun interactive features invite you to find further examples for yourselves in the artwork. Part of the I See Science series, aimed at readers upwards of age five, which includes titles on Living Things, Materials, Light, Forces and Magnets, States of Matter and Sound.

You mustn't touch the lion, or you might make it roar... but that touchy-feely patch is just too tempting! When you stroke each touchy-feely patch in this exciting new novelty series, you'll hear the animal make a sound. At the end of the book, you'll find all of the animals being noisy at once.

Moses said to Pharaoh, 'Let my people go.' But Pharaoh said to Moses, 'NO! NO! NO!' Author of the bestselling Lion Storyteller Bible and YouVersion's The Bible App for Kids, internationally renowned storyteller Bob Hartman retells over 40 classic Bible stories in rhyme. From Esther to Samuel, Zacchaeus to Daniel, join in the rhyming fun with all your favourite characters and see the Bible come alive in Mark Beech's fantastic illustrations.

Sweet dreams with this beautifully illustrated bedtime book that explores what we see when we shut our eyes to sleep. It's time for bed. It's time to close your eyes. What do you see if you close them tight? Do you see colours, bright and light? It's time for bed, and a group of adorable toddlers are getting ready to settle down for the night. But what happens when they close their eyes? What do they see - pictures flickering by? Maybe a cuddly bear, or stars in the sky? And will they drift back home in their dreams to their warm bed? Newcomer Robyn Wilson-Owen has created a lovely, lyrical picture book to lull little ones to sleep. AGES: 1 to 3 AUTHOR: Robyn Wilson-Owen has an MA in Children's Book Illustration from Anglia Ruskin and has also worked as a set costume and puppet designer for the theatre.

Take a look at the wackier side of history! Did the Maya really invent hot chocolate? Why did they have pointed heads? And did the Maya civilisation really disappear? With an engaging question and answer format, this series draws young readers into the fascinating, sometimes gruesome, world of famous peoples and civilisations through history. Each spread opens with a simple question, opening up an exploration of an aspect of the life of a people or civilisation and busting some popular myths along the way!. The lively lay-out is supported by annotated photos and cartoons, making history fun and accessible for readers aged 9+. Titles in the series: What happened to mummies' brains? And other questions about the Ancient Egyptians Did the kings of Benin really keep pet leopards? And other questions about the kingdom of Benin Did the Celts really use hair gel? And other questions about the Stone Age, Iron Age and Bronze Age Why did the ancient Greeks use elephants in battle? And other questions about the ancient Greeks Why did the Maya stick needles in their tongues? And other questions about the Maya Did the Romans really eat flamingos? And other questions about the Romans Why did the Shang write on turtles? And other questions about the Shang Dynasty Did the Vikings really wear horns on their helmets? And other questions about the Vikings