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Blume ist Kind von Wiese
- Narrated by: Karl Ferdinand Kratzl, Vera Borek
- Length: 40 mins
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Blume ist Kind von Wiese
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Publisher's Summary
Als ein Ergebnis der Unterrichtarbeit an Volksschulen mit Kindern nichtdeutscher Muttersprache entstand "Blume ist Kind von Wiese": Kinder aus Wien, aus ost- und südeuropäischen Ländern, der Türkei und sogar aus China versuchen Begriffe zu erklären, die von Helga Glantschnig im "Originalton" niedergeschrieben bzw. nachformuliert wurden. Sprachwissenschaftlich und soziokulturell höchst interessant - für Eltern, LehrerInnen und ErzieherInnen sowie alle, die sich vom Kindermund etwas abschauen wollen.
©2005 Preiser Records (P)2005 Preiser Records
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