WBV Prinz Bärtram brummt wieder

Because he has a deep, growling voice that everyone makes fun of, Prince Bärtram only starts whispering. But whispering doesn't get you anywhere in some situations. Will Bärtram manage to overcome himself to get himself and his friend Hugo out of a tricky situation? A story about overcoming. This book was developed in the 'Litkey' project at the Ruhr University Bochum. 'Litkey' stands for 'The written language as a key to social participation'. In this project, funded by the Volkswagen Foundation, we want to specifically support children of pre-school and primary school age in acquiring grammatical knowledge. The grammatical focus of the book is on the correct use of the accusative and the dative in expressions of direction and place. (Accusative: I put the book on the table. - Dative: The book is on the table). Think together with the children where Bärtram and Hugo or the mouse and the rat find their disguise (e.g. The crown is on the pillow. The ring is under the pillow.) and where it has to be put back (e.g. The crown has to go back on the pillow. The ring has to go back under the pillow). You can read the book in short sections and talk about the pictures and figures for longer. Improve the child's not quite correct utterances in conversation by repeating the child's words or sentences correctly and possibly formulating them.