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by Sarah Rebar (Illustrator), Jocelyn M. Wood (Translator), Jayme Yannuzzi (Author)
Help toddlers develop their English and Spanish skills
The wide and wonderful world of animals offers a fun way to get kids talking in English and Spanish. Taking them from "alligator/el caimán" to "zebra/la cebra," this inspiring book builds kids' bilingual vocabularies through 100 unique creatures with fun and varied names.
What sets this bilingual 100 first words book apart:
- Focused learning--Each page features just two animals with their names in English and Spanish, ensuring kids don't get overwhelmed.
- Realistic illustrations--Toddlers will be fascinated by the big and colorful illustrations that represent each animal accurately.
- Teaching tips--Discover advice for introducing animal names and helping kids stay engaged as they practice identifying animals.
Introduce little ones to an entire zoo of cool and cute creatures--in both English and Spanish.
Author Biography
JAYME YANNUZZI, M. ELEMENTARY ED., is a former first grade teacher and the creator of the blog Teach Talk Inspire, where she shares activity ideas, printables, and resources to entertain and educate your kids at home.
SARAH REBAR is an illustrator based in Los Angeles, with a BFA in Illustration and Design from Syracuse University. She loves to draw stories and fun illustrations for kids. Jocelyn M. Wood, MA, CCC-SLP, is a bilingual speech-language pathologist who lives in Brooklyn, NY. Her work has been featured in The Bump, Romper, Fatherly, and First Time Parent Magazine. Learn more at JocelynMWood.com. Jocelyn M. Wood, MA, CCC-SLP, es especialista en lenguaje y logopeda bilingüe; vive en Brooklyn, NY. Su trabajo ha sido destacado en The Bump, Romper, Fatherly, and First Time Parent Magazine. Aprenda más en www.jocelynmwood.com.
