Added by: Kahena | Karma: 11526.39 | Kids, Fiction literature | 1 December 2010
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What happened then?
What happened then...? These three words set the pace for weaving that magical feeling of wonder, mystery, surprise, contentment, which is associated with storytime—that wonderfully warm, assuring time-capsule that children look forward to sharing with parents, grandparents and siblings! In this collection we have clubbed four stories that evoke that sense of wonder and excitement in the child readers and listeners, coaxing them to ask the perennial question: "What happened then...?" A chick gets lost... A hoopoe confronts a migrating visitor... A barber has a 'close shave'...
Children's World is a magazine founded by K. Shankar Pillai, well known cartoonist, to be a forum for writings by children, budding as well as established authors. The magazine had its beginnings in the Shankar's International Children's Competition, an event conducted by Pillai since 1949. He decided, in January 1968, to publish the entries to the competition in a weekly illustrated periodical. The magazine switched to become a monthly in March 1972. It issues two special issues, in April and in November. The November issue exclusively comprises contributions by children in the age group of 5-16. It is published to coincide with the celebration of Children's Day in India in November.
Yippee red book CDYIPPEE is an innovative three-level beginners course in British and American English. Designed for very young learners, the Yippee! course, which consists of the Red Book, the Green Book and the Blue Book, is sure to thrill and delight children. It is based on the Multiple Intelligences Theory and its aim is to help children learn English the same way that native speakers do - by listening and speaking first, before they learn to read and write.
Reading Genres: A Study Guide provides lessons and practice in the structural elements of a variety of different genres. It includes multiple exposures to different genres as well as motivating passages. This study guide also promotes genre study and understanding with engaging activities connected to reading.
Reading Genres: A Study Guide provides lessons and practice in the structural elements of a variety of different genres. It includes multiple exposures to different genres as well as motivating passages. This study guide also promotes genre study and understanding with engaging activities connected to reading.
