In French, from 1yo.
T’choupi loves playing hide and seek with his mum. Will he find her? There are so many good hiding spots in the house.
To play along T’choupi visit https://bit.ly/34YI1pg
‘T’choupi joue a cache-cache’
Tag: bilingual children
‘Maravillas del cuerpo humano’
In Spanish, from 4yo.
This is a wonderful way to learn about our body. In this book, we ask 44 questions such as how do we breathe? What happen to the bones when they break? What is the use of our bellybutton?
Beautiful illustrations support the written answer and give the child a visual explanation.
For more information visit https://bit.ly/36xXCN1
‘Dov’ e orso?’
In Italian, from 3yo.
A little boy cannot go to bed without his bear. Help him find his bear with this cute and funny story.
For more information visit https://bit.ly/3sXe8hb
‘Le piu belle storie di Natale dei Battello a Vapore’
In Italian, from 3yo.
Let rediscover these three beautiful Christmas stories in Italian. The Nutcracker ballet told as if it were a fairy tale, a lonely girl who finds a friend for the winter and the story of Santa Claus according to Mr. Water.
Which one will you like the best?
To find out visit https://bit.ly/32aNoAs
‘Mein kleine freunde’
In German, from 0yo.
The cats want to eat the mouse, the cooks want to the pig and the fox wants to eat the chicken. The little three friends will no take this situation easily. Together they are stronger so they join forces to stand up to their enemies.
Visit https://bit.ly/3EjNker for more information.
‘Mijn eerste woordjes voertuigen’
In Dutch, from 1yo.
Cute little book that you can take everywhere with you. Learn about the transport modes. On one page you will have the word and its illustration and on the other page, the word used in its context. Perfect to develop the children’s language skills.
To find out more go to https://bit.ly/3sn2q0B
‘Zoe cherche son copain Germain’
In French, from 1yo.
Zoe is looking for her friend Germain. She looks everywhere but he remains unfound. Is he at the market? At home? At the playground? Let’s explore the city with Zoe.
This cute book comes with 15 flaps to make the reading more entertaining and interactive.
Visit https://bit.ly/3srxmNk to find Germain.
‘Qué animales!’
In Spanish, from 1yo.
Little elephant started school today but he did not like it. All the other children were different, no-one was like him. Someone ate their food in a messy way, others had 8 legs. He wants to make a friend who is just like him, grey, with big ears and a long nose.
This is a lovely story to learn about appreciating diversity. You might share several traits with your friends but still be different.
Got to https://bit.ly/2WlsfjG to find out.
‘Les heros du CP – attaque aux poux’
In French, from 6yo.
Panic at the school of the heroes. They have nits. Quick, they need to act fast. The teacher tells them all about the little insects and the parents are on a mission to eradicate the head lice.
Great book for children learning how to read in French. They can use the different tools such as a vocabulary page, a list with the most common words, some phonetics, the silent letters are shaded in grey and the ‘s’ are graphically linked to the following word to show how to read it all together, at the end there is also a fun activity to check the children have understood the story.
For more information visit https://bit.ly/3grfPxY
‘Let’s go to the park’
Bilingual English-Farsi, from 1yo.
Let’s explore the park. Each page asks a question to the child to encourage speech in the target language. What can he see in the park? What will you eat for lunch? Where will you be in the playground?
It also comes with a bilingual visual dictionary with the vocabulary related to a visit to the park.
For more information visit https://bit.ly/2XdnBVk