Leabhair phictiúr / Picture Books

Tá mé go maith, go raibh maith agat! Agus go leor freagraí eile… 3 leabhair eile sa sraith álainn Ghaeilge do pháistí óga scríofa agus maisithe go gleoite ag Ciara Ní Dhuinn. Leaganacha i bhFraincis, Béarla agus Spáinnis le roinnt agus le foghlaim le do pháiste freisin.

Uimhreacha don pháiste óg agus léaráídí den scoth. Sraith álainn Ghaeilge do pháistí óga scríofa agus maisithe ag Ciara Ní Dhuinn. Leaganacha i bhFraincis, Béarla agus Spáinnis le roinnt agus le foghlaim le do pháiste freisin.

Amach ar an bhfarraige a théann Orla Uan agus a cairde anois. Éist léithe, bí léithe agus í amuigh i mbáidín dearg i gCuan Ard na Caithne.

Orla Uan i gClós na Feirme is the final book in a series of stories by local author Eibhlín Uí Iarlaithe about the adventures of Ruairí and his friend, Orla the lamb. This time around they spend the day on the farm together observing Farmer Tadhg at his work, bringing the cows home to milk, collecting hens eggs and meeting Pangur the cat!

Scéalta scríbhneoirí óga misniúla cuimsithe in aon leabhar amháin agus máisithe ag Andrew Whitson.

Lockdown memories from young authors. Illustrated by Mr Ando.

The Garbage Gang discovers a beehive in a stinky situation and they wonder, Do Bees Poop? With the help of a little bee friend, they get an answer to their burning question. By the end, they’ll be knee deep in knowledge about living and nonliving things.

Gordys taking a bath, when a stinky bubble floats to the surface. Gordy wonders, Why do bubbles come out of my body? When the bubble starts talking, it takes the gang on a journey that lifts the lid on how the human digestive tract works.

Cuir tús leis an spraoi a bhaineann le foghlaim na Gaeilge do pháistí! Breis agus 200 focal coitianta Gaeilge, Liosta focal Gaeilge-Béarla, Pictiúir ghleoite a thaitneoidh le páistí, Comhairle faoin bhfoghraíocht agus cúpla nod gramadaí.

The story of the first Christmas as seen through the eyes of Joseph and Mary’s donkey. The illustrations of Moira Maclean perfectly capture the magic, mystery and joy of this glorious event.