Ships for $ 2.50 within the USA via the US Postal Service.
All additional products from the same warehouse ship for 50c each! UPS also available.
Item Description...
First Thousand Words in French Sticker Book
offers a wide range of learning opportunities from early reading and spelling to dictionary use. The sticker books encourage children in active learning, and help association of words with objects to ensure effective vocabulary building. Delightful illustrations by Stephen Cartwright. (8-7/8" x 12", 64pp plus 6 sticker pages) Paperback.
Availability 7 units. Availability accurate as of Mar 16, 2010 12:44.
Usually ships within one to two business days from Johnson City, TN.
Orders shipping to an address other than a confirmed Credit Card / Paypal Billing address may incur and additional processing delay.
This sticker book is comprehensive and fun for all ages (my daughter age 12 - enjoyed it). The book includes a full glossary/dictionary of all the words in the book with a pronunciation guide. All the words include feminine or masculine articles. The stickers help reinforce the learning.
Incredibly Helpful... Jul 26, 2001
This book is incredibly helpful from children ages 6 all the way up to adults. You can be in French 1 in high school or AP French in college. No matter which way you go, this book helps you review for all the common French words that no tourist should be without. What's that word for watermelon? How about bathroom? Oh, dang, I forgot how to say tooth! Well, just review the pages of this book and its cute little pictures, and you'll remember in no time. It's also great if you're trying to teach young children their 2nd language, which I recommend, because children learn easier. This book will be fun for them, and for you to brush up on your French!
Still fun after all these months. Nov 29, 1999
My daughter, age 4, has been enjoying this book since we received it eight months ago. Each page introduces a new theme: the kitchen, travel, the park, etc. Large, colorful drawings show how objects are used and relate to one another. Each theme has a variety of smaller pictures and stickers to teach individual words. My daugher often chose to work with the sticker book at reading time, and even though she has completed all the pages, still finds the book fascinating. I can only hope for a "Second Thousand Words in French" as a follow-up.
