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First Words
Sachin Sachdeva
language (, May 9, 2019)The alphabet book for babies and toddlers includes upper and lowercase letters with a single word and a colorful illustration.Letter recognition is a valuable tool for helping kids learn to recognize and name both upper and lowercase letters.These beautifully produced books make perfect gifts for a new baby or first birthday.
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My First Words in English
amit offir
language (troubadour, Feb. 9, 2013)this children book is all about learning english for kids.this book contains over 150 first words illustrated with Amit Offir's best characters and drawings for kids.if you want you kids to learn english words this is the best book for that.learn how to speak english is the best children book for kids.a great book for teaching kids the english language according to the ABC.learning english first words with books is helping the kids to read and also show them how to write the words properly.
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First Words
DK
Board book (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, Feb. 1, 2008)BRAND NEW, Exactly same ISBN as listed, Please double check ISBN carefully before ordering.
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First Words
Dawn Machell
Board book (Make Believe Ideas, )None
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First Words
Hannah + Holly
Board book (little bee books, May 21, 2019)Introduce little ones to their first words in this bold board book by the wonderfully talented illustrator team Hannah + Holly.In this striking board book, children will be introduced to Hannah + Holly's classic and distinctive images accompanied by related words in groupings such as food, animals, school, clothes, home, and weather. Embossed throughout, children will love tracing their fingers over the raised surfaces as they learn to identify familiar objects.
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First Words: English/French
Terry Burton & Angela Hicks, Terry Burton, Angela Hicks
Hardcover (Award Publications Ltd, Jan. 25, 2013)With over 500 essential words arranged in favorite themes and each illustrated in color, this book makes learning French quick, easy and fun! --- Avec plus de 500 mots indispensables classes par themes et illustres en couleur, ce livre permet un apprentissage rapide, simple at amusant de l'anglais! For age 4 and up.
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First Words
Top That
Hardcover (Imagine That, Jan. 3, 2004)Important concepts such as shapes, colors, first words and counting are given a magnetic makeover in this great new series. Each title includes a set of interactive magnetic components stored in a compartment attached to the book.
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First 100 words in english
Heather Amery
Paperback (Usborne Publishing Ltd, March 15, 1788)First Hundred Words in English
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First Words in English: 英語の最初の言葉
Prof Lingo
eBook (Prof Lingo, )None
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First Words
IglooBooks
Board book (Igloo Books, March 5, 2019)My First Words helps children learn simple words with the help of high-contrast illustrations and touch and feel pages.
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First Words
Nick Ackland
Board book (B.E.S., Feb. 1, 2015)This bright and busy board book is an ideal first book for baby! In First Words, toddlers get to explore an early concept through engaging words and pictures. They will love pointing out new and familiar objects while learning their first words. Perfect for parents and toddlers to read together. (Ages 1-3)
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First Words
Max Delaney, John Duffty
language (irontree, Dec. 18, 2012)Sam Bates doesn't speak much... his dog does most of the talking.Sam not only discovers his dog can talk, but also decided to keep the fact a secret from everyone. Of course, this affects his friendship - especially with his younger brother, Archie. Then, to add to Sam’s problems, Goldie suddenly disappears and the real adventure begins. - Has someone taken Goldie?- Will Sam realises just how much he needs his brother's help? - Will he find Goldie... and if he does, will he finally share the secret?------'First Words' is a unique children’s story that deals with confidence, friendship, loyalty and secrets. The tale has a mellow, charming quality; however, the story crackles with snappy dialogue and intriguing events.The story is an entertaining and engaging mix of the ordinary meeting the extraordinary, as one reviewer at Transworld Books described it: A “Dick King Smith meets Philip Ridley” tale of imagination.