
INHALT
1. AM MORGEN.
2. DER TAG BRICHT AN.
3. DER HAHNENRUF.
4. BEIM FRÜHSTÜCK
5. ZUR SCHULE.
6. BRUDER UND SCHWESTER.
7. DER SPECHT.
8. DIE UHR.
9. SCHULEIFER.
A lively anthology of short verses invites young listeners to step into the simple wonders of everyday life. From the first light of dawn, with the rooster’s cheerful call and a bustling family breakfast, the poems capture the rhythm of mornings, school adventures, and the playful banter between brothers and sisters. Each piece is written in a sing‑song style that makes the language feel natural and inviting, encouraging children to join in the rhyme.
The collection weaves together scenes of farmyard animals, the changing seasons, and whimsical riddles that spark curiosity. Friendly fables about clever critters and gentle moral lessons appear alongside cheerful observations of nature, offering both entertainment and a subtle invitation to reflect. With its bright, rhythmic tone, the book becomes a warm companion for curious ears, turning ordinary moments into memorable, lyrical experiences.
Language
de
Duration
~1 hours (72K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jun 1, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1849–1935
A German-born teacher, poet, and writer who helped preserve German-American culture in the United States, he spent decades turning language, literature, and everyday life into books for students and families. His work reflects both a love of learning and the experience of building a life between two worlds.
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