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PRE-ORDER | How Sinterklaas became Sinterklaas
PRE-ORDER | How Sinterklaas became Sinterklaas
PRE-ORDER | How Sinterklaas became Sinterklaas
PRE-ORDER | How Sinterklaas became Sinterklaas

PRE-ORDER | How Sinterklaas became Sinterklaas

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€22.50
Concentration & memory
Creativity & fantasy
Language and communication

For young and old alike who, despite the honest story, continue to believe in the magic of Sinterklaas.

Long ago, in a small village on the edge of the forest, lived a sweet old man with an icicle-like snot and a big smile: Saint Nicholas of Myra.

When the village children stood shivering in front of his little forest hut one winter evening, Sinterklaas knew: I have to help them! With a bag full of coins and treats, he set off into the village. And so something very special began...

A warm and funny story about how the Sinterklaas celebration originated and what it's really all about: sharing, giving, and being together.

NOTE: This is a pre-order. Delivery will take place in mid-October. If you would like to order additional items, they will all be shipped in one package.

  • Book How Saint Nicholas became Sinterklaas
  • Author: Anouk van der Lucht
  • Age: 3+ years

Children who are read to develop a familiarity with books, increasing their chances of becoming enthusiastic readers themselves. They'll be able to read independently more quickly. They'll also be less bored at school, be more eager to learn, have broader general knowledge, and develop better.

Interactive reading; You can involve your child more in the story by asking questions, for example.
Afterwards you can talk about the story and your child's experiences in order to create an imagination with the living environment.
Reading together before going to sleep ensures peace and regularity.
Try to act out the story in the book with the whole family. This way the child will fully live the event. With the help of reenacting you can pay attention to story comprehension.

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