Sigrún Eldjárn
Auteur de Silfur lykillinn
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Œuvres de Sigrún Eldjárn
Silfur lykillinn 2 exemplaires
Frosnu tærnar 2 exemplaires
Kuggur 3 - Geimferð 1 exemplaire
Allt í plati! 1 exemplaire
Eyja glerfisksins 1 exemplaire
Eyja gullormsins 1 exemplaire
Gullfossinn 1 exemplaire
Listasafnið 1 exemplaire
Draugagangur á Skukkaskeri 1 exemplaire
Leyniturninn á Skuggaskeri 1 exemplaire
Geimeðlueggin 1 exemplaire
Kuggur 13 - Tölvuskrímslið 1 exemplaire
Áfram Sigurfljóð 1 exemplaire
Finnur finnur Rúsínu [Finnur finds Rasin] 1 exemplaire
Kuggur 1 - Nýir vinir 1 exemplaire
Eyja sólfuglsins 1 exemplaire
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This is a fun glimpse into the Icelandic countryside with images of turf houses and Icelandic farm animals. It also gives recognition to the increased diversity within Iceland's traditionally very homogeneous society and portrays a very happy, non-traditional family.
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Excellent for introducing students students in preschool to early elementary school to the idea of ethnic/racial diversity, rural lifestyles, and non-traditional family structures.… (plus d'informations)
This is a fun glimpse into the Icelandic countryside with images of turf houses and Icelandic farm animals. It also gives recognition to the increased diversity within Iceland's traditionally very homogeneous society and portrays a very happy, non-traditional family.
Curricular or Programming Connections:
Excellent for introducing students students in preschool to early elementary school to the idea of ethnic/racial diversity, rural lifestyles, and non-traditional family structures.… (plus d'informations)
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A fantastic blend of Icelandic folklore, landscape and outright imagination. Though not a central theme to the story, Logi's friends are a diverse group. Sigga appears to be of Asian origin, whereas, her brother, Noi appears to be of Icelandic origin. He is, however, in a wheelchair.
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Excellent for discussing diversity and people with disabilities.
Exploring the Icelandic mythological beings - modern representations.