Babar's French/english Wordbook
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (555 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0679836446 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 125 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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spiffeyBest bilingual teaching tool! spiffey4@aol.com This book was given to my daughter as a gift, where it was originally purchased in Europe. My daughter loves this book and wanted it read constantly to her! This book helps her see and hear the french language, while using beautiful artwork and an easy-to-learn format! This book is great also, because it is narrow, and great for a child's small hands to hold and carry. Furthermore. @aol.com said Best bilingual teaching tool!. This book was given to my daughter as a gift, where it was originally purchased in Europe. My daughter loves this book and wanted it read constantly to her! This book helps her see and hear the french language, while using beautiful artwork and an easy-to-learn format! This book is great also, because it is narrow, and great for a child's small hands to hold and carry. Furthermore. Jean Pulley said Fun early French primer. A nice introduction to basic French words that Babar lovers will also love. This book will make a good beginning to your child's French library and could very well interest them in learning more of the language. My granddaughter enjoyed these basics so much that I purchased the set of Language Trees' French for kids DVD's which she has now memorized and brags that she "can speak F
At Babar's House/Chez Babar"" and ""Look at Me/Regarde-moi,"" a bilingual word book introduces the French language in pictures, stories, and phrases.
For example, "Babar and His Family" omits words like mother, father, baby, uncle, and aunt; "Tools" (which also covers occupations) lists cobbler and tailor, but not doctor, dentist, and teacher; and "Look at Me" leaves out body parts such as hair, nose, mouth, fingers, and toes. The selection of terms is often odd. From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2-A simple, colorful introduction to 500 words in English and in French. No pronunciation guides are included and no verbs appear in the index. Other pages tell mini-stories (e.g., "The Days of the Week" revolves around a trip to Paris). Part of the presentation is straightforward: colors, shapes, seasons, numbers, fruits and vegetables, etc. Angela Wilkes's Mon Premier Livre des Mots en Francais (DK, 1993), Heather Amery's The First Thousand Words in French (Usborne, 1980), and Michele Kahn's My Everyday French Word Book (Barron's, 1