Hilfe, Doktor Mäusezahn!
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Hilfe, Doktor Mäusezahn!
In eine Rahmenhandlung um Anna und ihre Freundin eingebettet, wird die Geschichte vom Löwen erzählt, der an Zahnweh leidet und von Doktor Mäusezahn geheilt wird. Die liebevollen und detailreichen Illustrationen dieses Animationsfilms machen ihn für Vor- und Grundschulkinder zu einem Erlebnis. Mit dem Begleitmaterial (interaktive Aufgaben, Arbeitsblätter) lassen sich mit dem Medium hervorragend Unterrichtseinheiten gestalten. Ein interaktives Kamishibai ist im Begleitmaterial enthalten und erlaubt einen spielerischen Zugang zur Thematik.
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