The next picture book cinema "Billy Bagger" by Jan Zberg will take place on Tuesday, 24.09.2024 at 15:30 in the Grevesmühlen City Library. At the picture book cinema, children look at the pictures of a picture book together on a screen while the story is read to them. The children can experience imaginative and exciting stories together, discover details in the pictures and answer questions. They learn how to handle books, listen to and understand stories and are introduced to literature and reading in a playful way. All picture book cinemas are free of charge, start at 3:30 pm and last approx. 15 minutes. They are suitable for children aged 4 to 6.
Dad works as a crane operator on a building site. One day, Billy is allowed to visit him there and watch the men at work. This is his greatest dream come true. And when an excavator breaks down, he even gets to help a little. There's no question that Billy wants to be an excavator driver one day.
Further dates:
Tuesday, 22.10.2024 15:30 "I want a lion" by Annemarie van der Eem
Finn wants an animal. And he already knows what kind: a lion! With sharp claws and sharp teeth. "No way," says mom. "He'll eat the letter carrier in one bite. You can have a grasshopper." Grasshoppers are boring. Then he wants a hippopotamus to roll around in the mud with. Finn doesn't like mom's suggestion of getting a hamster. But he is clever. Mom can't say no to a dog. If only she had known that he is just as wild as a lion. Funny dialogs from everyday family life tell the story of Finn. All parents will find themselves in a humorous way, because in most families it's always about the desire for a pet.
Tuesday, 19.11.2024 15:30 "A little bit different" by Claire Alexander
What does it mean to be different? And is being different good? These and other questions may be asked by anyone who feels like they don't belong. Children can also quickly develop this view when they perceive themselves and compare themselves with others. Together with the Plufers, you learn that being different is not a bad thing.
Tuesday, 10.12.2024 15:30 "Henri and Henriette celebrate Christmas" by Cee Neudert
It's winter on the farm and all the animals are making themselves at home. Only one is stressed: Henri the rooster. Henri is determined to take care of Christmas all by himself and won't let anyone help him. Not from Henriette and not from the chicks either. Of course, this leads to a lot of funny entanglements.
