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Paddington in the Garden – Picture Book from Age 4

Name: Paddington in the Garden – Picture Book from Age 4
Brand: Ed2cate
SKU: AC01 - 000089
Price: 6.00 EUR
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Paddington in the Garden is a warm, funny and nostalgic picture book by the famous English author Michael Bond. In this story, children discover the world of gardening together with the beloved Peruvian bear. 🐻🌱

At the Brown family, everyone has their own task in the large garden at 32 Windsor Gardens. Jonathan, Judy and Paddington also get their own patch of land to make something beautiful of.

Paddington naturally wants to get started, but bear paws turn out not to be very handy for planting delicate flowers. Fortunately, he seeks help in a gardening book. What follows is a series of funny events involving builders, cement and a lost jar of marmalade. 🍊

In the end, Paddington still manages to create a beautiful rock garden. During the National Garden Week, his garden even turns out to be particularly successful!

A delightful story to read and look at together, with humor, adventure and a touch of gardening.

🧠 What does it stimulate/practice?

🗣️ Language development – listening to the story and learning new words

👀 Visual perception – discovering details in the colorful illustrations

🧠 Listening comprehension – following the events and the story

🌱 Knowledge of nature – getting acquainted with gardening, plants and a garden

💭 Fantasy and imagination – empathizing with Paddington's funny adventures

🔍 Concentration – listening attentively and looking at the illustrations

😄 Humor and social development – talking about funny situations and the consequences of Paddington's actions

📚 Theme

Gardening, nature, family, adventure and humor. 🌱🐻

The story introduces children to gardening and caring for a patch of nature in a playful way, while Paddington provides plenty of funny situations.

📖 How to use the book?

Read the story together and look at the illustrations carefully. Talk about what Paddington is trying to do in the garden and what goes wrong.

After reading, you can look together at which plants and flowers your child knows, or perhaps tend to a small patch of garden, balcony or flower pot yourself.