Holly Jane Rahlens – born in New York and now living in Berlin – was here again! To P 5 and S 1/S 2 she read from her science fiction novel “whispering leaves”: Three children from Berlin meet a boy from the future, who takes them accidently into the year 2273. Scary and fascinating at the same time!!
Monthly Archives: October 2016
Balázs Zágoni: Ungarisch/tschechische Lesung
Balázs Zágoni ist ein ungarischer Autor, der den Kindern unter anderem aus seinen großformatigen Städe-Büchern vorlas: Darin erzählt er die Geschichte ungarischer Städte von der Römerzeit bis heute.
Zangonis Bücher sind ins Tschechische übersetzt, so dass auch die tschechischen Kinder in den Genuss seiner Bücher kamen.
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Dolf Verroen aus den Niederlanden …
kam zur Buchmesse und beeindruckte die niederländischen Kinder in Primary und Secondary mit seiner Persönlichkeit!! Flandern und die Niederlande waren Schwerpunktländer der Buchmesse 2016.
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“Winn-Dixie”- writer Kate di Camillo from America!
The american writer Kate die Camillo came from Minnesota to the Frankfurt book fair. And to us! She told about her childhood without a father and her way of becoming a writer. She was very authentic and there were lots of lovely questions from the kids of grade 4. Really nice lecture!
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Oh, wie schön ist Panama!
Bananen aus Panama! Bananen aus Panama!
Das berühmte Janosch-Buch als Theaterstück für den deutschen und englischen Kindergarten!
Ein großer Pantomimen-Spaß für alle!
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Paper-theater: Blue peaches/Duranjes azules
Barbara Steinitz and her beautiful paper-theater fascinated children of first, second and third english classes. She performed the story of Pedro and the blue peaches together with her mexican friend Alejandro in english and spanish.
Afterwards the children had a lot of questions about how paper-figures are done, how the integrated shadow-theater works, how to play a blunt singing saw. And why main character Pedro forgot all about blue peaches when he grew up. They wanted to craft their own paper-theater right away.
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