First 100 Words In Italian Coloring Book Cool Kids Speak Italian

The 100 Italian words in this brilliant book include a marvellous mix of favourite children's characters (for example a fairy, a dragon, a mermaid, a dinosaur or a unicorn) and useful Italian words like some food, types of transport, animals, toys and clothes. The 30 delightful pages all have borders and are single sided. On each page there are 3 or 4 Italian words, making a total of 100 Italian words throughout the whole book. Once completed, this will make a lovely book to refer back to. The author, Joanne Leyland, is a qualified foreign languages teacher with almost 20 years experience in teaching languages to children. The suggested age range for this book is children aged 7-11 but the content may also interest children of other ages who are learning Italian.
Also available by the same author are the following books: Cool Kids Speak Italian - Books 1, 2 & 3; 40 Italian Word Searches Cool Kids Speak Italian; On Holiday In Italy Cool Kids Speak Italian; Photocopiable Games For Teaching Italian; Un Alieno Sulla Terra; La Scimmia Che Cambia Colore; Hai Un Animale Domestico?; Young Cool Kids Learn Italian.
Learning a new foreign language at an early age can be an enjoyable and useful experience, and this book would be a great way for a child of any age to learn Italian.

Joanne Leyland specialises in writing books teaching foreign languages to children in a fun and engaging way. Her varied range includes activity books, holiday phrase books with challenges, special Christmas editions, word search editions, first 100 words colouring book editions, photocopiable games and stories. Joanne studied languages at University and she lived abroad for almost 2 years in the 1990s. Before she became a teacher she worked in exporting where she enjoyed speaking her foreign languages on a daily basis. She has now been teaching languages to 3 to 11 year olds for almost 20 years. The two things she loves most about teaching is seeing her pupils enjoy her lessons and using her creativity to help them learn. When she isn't teaching or writing another book, she's probably speaking French, Spanish, German or Italian with her friends, trying out a new recipe, swimming or gardening. She's still a lot to learn about growing vegetables, but she's giving it a go, and believes it's always good to learn something new.