Name: KAKĖ MAKĖ. KAKĖ MAKĖ GROJA DŪDELE
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LOW PRICE POO MAKI. ELEMENTORIUS

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Please note: In 2018, this book was published under the title "Kake Makės elementorius".

For children aged 5-7

"Kakės Makės elementorius" is the key to the kingdom of letters and words, featuring all 32 letters of the Lithuanian alphabet. Children will find 330 stickers and lots of fun activities: exercises on how to write letters correctly and neatly, as well as how to make words and short sentences.

Beginning Reading and Writing will help you:

ü learn the whole alphabet,

ü to learn about diphthongs, diphthongs and soft sounds,

ü recognise the letters in the names of objects and animals,

ü make friends with nasal letters,

ü recognise sounds in different words,

ü read words and sentences with simple formations.

"I can honestly say that Ūla and Mėta only became interested in letters because of this book. My girls really liked the fact that this book is full of letter stickers. They could collect one letter at a time, stick it on and make the words they wanted. The girls not only learned letters, but also developed fine motor skills, socialised and enjoyed the learning process", says Ieva Arnauskienė, mother of four and author of the blog "Two Makes Six".

"It is said that the best time to learn letters or numbers is when the child shows interest, because only then will learning be easy and enjoyable. Our middle child, seeing her brother already reading, asked me to teach her letters too. We took the books we had and started learning. I noticed that she was not particularly interested in the textbooks, but she was most interested in the Kake Make elementary book, where she found characters she already knew and a style of drawing that she had seen before, so it seemed that learning was beginning with Kake Make herself. In fact, alongside the elementary book, we always have a fun Kake Make alphabet to make learning more visual and interesting. And, you know, it's going great, because the first words are already read! And the older one has also found something to do - he's slowly trying to find his way around the beautiful letters!" - mother of three Skaistė Dirgėlienė

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POO POO AND THE DWARF OF DISORDER

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Lina Žutautė

ABOUT THE KNIGHTS

Recommended for children aged 2-6 years

Poppy is not a big fan of tidying up, but even the most boring activities are fun when accompanied by games and fun challenges!

Poppy is brave and inventive. Every day she comes up with new activities and new dreams. She wants to be an architect, a sculptor, a cyclist and, when it rains, a librarian. But every time she plays, there's a pile of stuff left behind, because she has no desire to be... a toy manager.

Winnie the Pooh will meet the Clutter Dwarf, who will give her some fun challenges to help her understand why tidying up is important. And will you help Makeka solve the gnome's challenges?

"A child's environment is full of interesting activities. It's even more fun to switch from one activity to another and avoid boredom. Isn't it strange that adults, instead of enjoying so many activities, say with a straight face: 'Time to tidy up!' How can we make sure that they don't spoil all the joy with a word or a snap of the finger? Remember: when tedious work becomes a challenge, true adventure is born. That's what the Dwarf of Disorder reminds us all in this story."

Psychologist Asta Blandė

"Winnie-the-Pooh and the Dwarf of Disorder":

- enrich vocabulary;

- develops emotional intelligence and imagination;

- encourages you to dream big and try as many different activities as possible;

- teaches that life is not just about games and fun activities - sometimes you need to do things that are less enjoyable, like tidying up;

- encourages you to see tidying up as a game;

- There are fun activities for your child to do with Kake Make;

- The book is complemented by a psychologist's comments for parents to help them better understand their little ones and cope with everyday challenges.

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KAKE MAKE. ENCYCLOPEDIA. I WANT TO LEARN ABOUT ANIMALS

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ATTENTION: this is a reprint edition with a new cover. In 2016, this encyclopaedia was published under the title "The Poppy Poppy Encyclopaedia. Animals".

Many questions cross Poppy's mind as she wanders through the meadow, digs in the ground by the stream or berries in the forest: Why does a little beetle need claws? How does an earthworm see if it has no eyes? Are crows really so clever and curious and wolves to be feared, as in fairy tales?

This time, it's naturalist Lizzie who comes to Kake Makea's rescue. He knows everything about every animal in Lithuania.

Find out why some animals lay eggs and others do not.
See what animals swim in the water, walk on the ground, climb trees or fly in the sky.
Find out what invertebrates are and how they survive without bones.
Answer the question: why do animals need a calendar and what do they do in different seasons?

Kaka Makė was introduced to the animals, photographed by the naturalist SELEMONAS PALTANAVIČIUS, and spoke in the voice of Lysden in this encyclopaedia.

"You've probably seen a young child stumble at the sound of delicious new words. A carvabal, a bow tie are real sweets for a child's ear. Why such thirst? Young children are usually absorbed in fanciful stories, in a rather domestic vocabulary.

Encyclopaedias are just the place to find a rich vocabulary, images of the real world. The Katya Maki Encyclopaedia of Animals is a really good example of how serious information can be well adapted for children's cognition. This is one of the publications we recommend In the realms of the little ones and in the 7 intelligences", says Renata Lazdin, an educator and author of the book "One Child - 7 Intelligences".