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100 First Words for Toddlers

Korean / English

Jayme Yannuzzi Sarah Rebar Bora Yu

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Korean
Rockridge Press
07 June 2022
Series: 100 First Words
Help little ones ages 1 to 3 start learning English and Korean words
Make it fun for toddlers to learn all kinds of new words in both English and Korean. Taking them from ""airplane"" and "" "" to ""window"" and "" "" this book allows children to build their understanding of both languages and discover new ways to communicate and express themselves.

This educational Korean book features:

100 first words--Grow your toddler's vocabulary with everyday words presented in English and Korean, plus phonetic pronunciations for the Korean words. Adorable artwork--Engage young readers and help them better understand each word's meaning with large, colorful images. Teaching tips--Make learning even more effective with easy tips (in both languages) for getting toddlers to remember each word.

Start your little one learning their second language early with this standout among Korean children's books.

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. ""Airplane/ "" ""window/ "" ? ? ? .

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By:  
Illustrated by:   Sarah Rebar
Translated by:  
Imprint:   Rockridge Press
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 206mm,  Width: 206mm,  Spine: 13mm
Weight:   295g
ISBN:   9798886084030
Series:   100 First Words
Pages:   56
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 1 to 3 years
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

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.

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