CURTAIN UP Booklet 133 Animals in Winter

CURTAIN UP Booklet 133 Animals in Winter For this issue please provide gloves, hat, scarf and tee! In this booklet we accompany our friends in the animal world in front of the door and spend the cold winter with them. Who is moving, who is sleeping through the winter and who is staying? To shed light on the darkness, we show the difference between hibernation, hibernation and hibernation, go to the winter quarters underground, in tree cavities, under piles of leaves and deep in the lake. We also take a closer look at the raccoons and get on their fur. Our children's reporters report on their visit to the zoo and how they felt there. They tell us why reindeer change their eyes in winter and summer, whether Santa's reindeer are male or female, how bears hibernate differently, what a winter coat can do and much more. There is an “animals in the winter forest picture” to hang up as a handicraft sheet, which has a test for “lynx eyes”. Our little readers will also find craft ideas for feeding places for soft, prickly and feathered friends in winter, recipes for squirrels, animal winter games and instructions for drawing squirrels and sparrows. Cuddly stories about Petit the dwarf, animals in the winter forest and a great myth about the role of animals in the creation of summer and winter complete the theme and warm our hearts. Curtain up! In the parent section you will find exciting articles from nature conservation organizations on how to deal with animals in winter, instructions on how to knit and felt animals and an article by Prof. Ralf Lankau on the topic of media behavior among parents and the effects on our children.