OPA OPA OPAPA. SONGS FOR CHILDREN
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ABOUT THE KNIGHTS
Cardboard book with buttons for children aged 1-3
Illustrated by Vilija Kvieskaitė
The book contains children's favourite songs such as "Katu katu katutes", "Augo žirnis ir pupa", "Tupi žvirblis kamine", "Bū bū, aš jaučiukas".
Listening to the music, the little ones will not only get acquainted with folk songs and learn how to sing them, but also develop their musical hearing and enrich their vocabulary.
The most beautiful Lithuanian songs to keep the children happy!
"Opa opa opapa. Songs for children":
- introduces you to our heritage and helps you to calm down;
- develops the child's sense of rhythm and musical hearing;
- encourages language development and enriches vocabulary;
- stylish illustrations develop artistic taste and a sense of beauty.
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This time, it's naturalist Lizzie who comes to Kake Makea's rescue. He knows everything about every animal in Lithuania.
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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".
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