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Nožky stonožky Božky
Author: Marie Hollitzerová
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Centipedes Božka and Žofka invite children to count while listening to stories, solving riddles, coloring, and singing. Nožky stonožky Božky by Marie Hollitzerová builds on the television characters who learned and explored the world of numbers alongside children.
The book connects math tasks with stories and visual activities. Riddles, coloring pages, and songs offer different ways to return to counting and practice it. Themed sections take readers to places such as the Matějská fair or a centipede wedding; triangles and squares also have their place.
The cheerful guides give the tasks a narrative framework, connecting basic counting with geometric concepts. The publication suits children who enjoy learning through play and varied activities, as well as adults looking for ideas for shared practice. It offers a reunion with two familiar centipedes and a chance to discover numbers beyond the format of a standard textbook.
Nožky stonožky Božky by Marie Hollitzerová brings children playful counting activities in the company of Božka and Žofka, two centipedes who also appeared on television. Instead of a conventional textbook, readers encounter stories, riddles, coloring pages, and songs. Math tasks are connected with fun, pictures, and storytelling. The publication is intended for children who want to practice counting in an enjoyable, relaxed way.
Book information
- Author
- Marie Hollitzerová
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Edika
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Matematika pre deti, Detské náučné knihy, Hádanky a úlohy, Aktivity pre deti
- ISBN
- 978-80-266-0412-9
- Publication date
- 1. January 2014
- Pages
- 80
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-266-0440-2) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-266-0439-6) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-266-0441-9)
What is Nožky stonožky Božky about?
The book’s main guides are the centipede Božka and her friend Žofka. Both were television characters who counted with children while learning themselves. The book transfers this concept to the page, combining math tasks with stories, riddles, drawing, coloring, and singing. Its themed sections include Honza, Kuba a koláče, Na Matějské pouti, Stonožky na svatbě, and Trojúhelník a čtverce. The result is an educational children’s book that uses narrative and visual elements to practice basic counting and geometric concepts.
Themes and motifs
Counting
Božka and Žofka guide children through tasks focused on basic math skills.
Riddles
Math and logic tasks are presented in a playful form.
Geometry
Some activities use basic geometric shapes and figures.
Stories and songs
Counting is connected with short stories, singing, and other activities.
Creative tasks
Coloring pages and picture-based activities complement math practice.
Setting
Playful story situations in which centipedes Božka and Žofka guide children through counting and activities.
Main characters
Božka
A centipede and the children’s main guide to counting and solving tasks.
Žofka
Božka’s friend and the second centipede, who learns and counts alongside the children.
Who is this book for?
Children who want to practice basic counting through play. The official publisher lists the printed book for ages 8 and up.
Book context
Marie Hollitzerová’s publication builds on the television characters Božka and Žofka. The official publisher uses the subtitle Veselé počítání and credits illustrator Aleš Čuma. SOURCE_FACT lists 80 pages, ISBN 978-80-266-0412-9, and the Edika imprint.
Otázky o knihe
What is Nožky stonožky Božky about?
It is a playful educational book in which centipedes Božka and Žofka guide children through counting, stories, riddles, coloring pages, and songs.
Who wrote Nožky stonožky Božky?
The author is Marie Hollitzerová.
Who illustrated the book?
Book catalogs credit Aleš Čuma as the illustrator.
What is the book’s subtitle?
The official publisher lists the subtitle Veselé počítání.
Who are Božka and Žofka?
They are two centipedes and television characters who counted and learned with children.
What will children find in the book?
Stories, math and logic tasks, riddles, coloring pages, songs, and activities involving geometric shapes.
What age group is it intended for?
The official publisher lists ages 8 and up.
How many pages does it have?
Both SOURCE_FACT and the official publisher list 80 pages.
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