Young Cool Kids Learn French

This fantastic book introduces only a few French words at a time, then practises them in a fun way so as to help the young learner remember the French words. The fun activities for practising French include matching French words to pictures by drawing a line, circling the correct word, copying words or writing just a few words per page. The book is full of French words and lovely images for these words that the children can colour as they look at the French words. The topics in this lovely book include numbers, the teddy bear's picnic, greetings & essential words, toys, colours, a trip to the beach, ice creams and zoo animals. At the back of the book you will find a board game style game, a useful French-English word list and the answer section.
The author of this book is Joanne Leyland, a qualified teacher with 20 years experience in teaching languages to children. Also available by the same author:First Words In French Teacher's Resource Book
Cool Kids Speak French Books 1, 2 & 3
French Word Games - Cool Kids Speak French
First 100 Words In French Coloring Book Cool Kids Speak French
Daniel And The French Robot Books 1, 2 & 3
Sophie And The French Magician
Jack And The French Languasaurus Books 1, 2 & 3
French At Christmastime
Learning a foreign language at an early age can be an enjoyable and useful experience, and this book would be a great starting point to learn French.

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, 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.