SUMMARY OF THE BOOK THE CHILDREN OF BULLERBYN - MARTA ZAWŁOCKA, BEATA GUZOWSKA

Enter the charming world of Bullerbyn, where childhood flows to the rhythm of carefree games and unforgettable adventures. The summary of the book "The Children of Bullerbyn" by Marta Zawłocka and Beata Guzowska is an excellent way to remember your favorite moments from the book or get to know it for the first time. Discover why this classic story by Astrid Lindgren still delights generations of readers.

• Detailed summary in accordance with the curriculum
• Discussion of the issues of the work
• Event plan to facilitate understanding of the plot
• Characterization of the characters: Lisy, Lassego, Bossego, Ollego, Kerstin, Britty and others
• Exemplary elaborations to help prepare for lessons
• Important quotes to highlight the most important messages
• Checking tasks: rebuses, search games, crossword puzzles and tests

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The publication also includes numerous checking tasks, such as rebuses, search games, crossword puzzles and tests, which allow you to consolidate knowledge and check the degree of understanding of the reading. The content of the study was consulted with Polish language teachers with many years of professional experience, which guarantees its high quality and compliance with current educational requirements.

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