Baby's First Steps in French
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (731 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0609607413 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 296 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Babies and toddlers have a natural gift for languages. The accompanying book for parents is entertaining, informative, and explains exactly what's going on in their baby's head. Best of all, the program is easy and relaxing--perfect for new parents with so little time (and energy) to spare.Key Features:* The program is based on established and accepted research in child language development* For newborns to 24 months* The book is fun and easy, and requires little time* The CD can be used in baby's nursery or on the goIncludes:60-minute audio CD, 80-page book and 16-page lyric sheet. Baby's First Steps in French is a great way to invigorate babies' m
"Great CD! Highly recommend" according to Herve Bronnimann. My daughter is starting to struggle with three languages (French from me and Japanese with her mother, living in English-speaking New York City). And so when it comes to getting help, this CD was one of the best. She was fascinated with a few songs (notably Sur le Pont d'Avignon), but mostly (and this is one of the goals of the CD) she was exposed to a variety of. Well-done collection of French songs, rhymes, and speech for baby A lovely, easy-to-listen-to collection of real French songs, rhymes, and adults talking about the songs, with attention paid to making sure baby will hear the range of French sounds as spoken by native speakers. My older copy did not come with the lyric book, but it is available free for download on the Living Language website.. Excellent pedagogical tool, also Madame O I teach multiple levels of French at a secondary school. I have found some wonderful, authentic songs and rhymes which I use with my beginning level students. The lyrics and words are included. I know that my students are enthusiastic about them because parents will tell me that they recite or sing them at home. I also have preschool and elementary age sons and t
. The accompanying book explains to parents how babies develop languages in their first two years. A lyric sheet with English translations is included as well. This recording offers the opportunity to expose babies to the sounds and words of the French language and take advantage of their natural linguistic abilities. From School Library Journal reschool--Intended for babies up to age two, the CD contains soothing lullabies, songs, rhymes, and words and phrases in French. Songs include classics such as "Frere Jacques," "Sur le pont," "Savez-vous planter les choux?," and "Au clair de la lune." Although intended