Things to Find: In Traffic
Im Straßenverkehr
View all books in the series- First search-and-find fun in the city
- For children 2 years and over
- First road safety education for very young children
- Playfully introduces traffic situations
24 pp
2 years +
17,5 x 20,5 cm
EUR 6.99
May 2023
Board Book
978-3-473-41700-1
Content
Stop at the red light, cross at the green! Everyone knows what to do at traffic lights, but zebra crossings already require more caution. A variety of very different traffic situations illustrate how to behave in traffic and prepare even very young children for paying attention. The entertaining “Things to Find” play principle assists in vividly imagining the situations while search terms help expand children’s vocabulary.
About the Series
The popular books from the successful “Things to Find” series allow children as young as 2 to playfully explore the world. These books about the most important topics for children feature numerous images of things to find on the edges of the pages, encouraging children to recognise and name things. Incidentally, this also inspires them to freely tell their first stories, optimally supporting language acquisition. Finding items in the search-and-find images provides children with a first sense of achievement and boosts their confidence.
The Author
Susanne Gernhäuser, born in Nuremberg in 1966, studied history and German language and literature at the University of Stuttgart. During her studies, she worked at the Historical Institute, where she published several essays and worked for a schoolbook publisher. Later, she was responsible for the regional studies book program at a Stuttgart publishing house. Since the birth of her two sons, she has been working as a freelance editor for various publishers and has written numerous books for Ravensburger Buchverlag. She lives near Lake Constance.
The Illustrator
Stefan Seidel was born in Freiburg im Breisgau in 1971. He studied art education and geography and has lived in Dresden since 1995, where he founded a studio community and a lithography workshop. He has been working as an illustrator for various publishers since 2004 and has designed numerous picture books and non-fiction books for children. His detailed, clearly structured illustrations invite children and adults to explore the picture worlds together and discover something new time and again.
