Other editions of book One Red Bicycle: Explore Numbers, Colors and Vehicles in English, Russian, Chinese & Spanish

Introduce your kids to colors, numbers, and vehicles in English, Russian, Chinese, and Spanish.Great for All Ages: Have fun counting from 1 to 10, starting with One Red Bicycle and building up to Ten White Airplanes. Every page pairs colorful artwork with precise translations in all four languages, including both Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters.Thoughtful Translations: The last few pages summarize all colors, numbers, and vehicles, including multiple translations when concepts are known by different words in different countries. Cars, for example, may be called Coches in Mexico or Carros in Venezuela. Likewise, in Chinese, there is more than one way to say Bus.Pronunciation Help: Using the same Chinese Pinyin learned by native students in China, every word in Mandarin comes with its phonetic counterpart in the Roman alphabet. Accent marks are also included to help identify the proper tone in Chinese.Growing up to be Global Citizens: Inspired by his own multicultural family, David Ming wrote his Bilingual Kids Series to bring together children, parents, and grandparents across cultures and generations. His hope is for multilingual books to make story time more inclusive and fun for everyone. Whether teaching your children to be bilingual or learning a language for the first time, this book is for you.Yeh! Books. Explore Words. Explore Worlds.

Introduce your kids to colors, numbers, and vehicles, starting with One Red Bicycle and building up to Ten White Airplanes. Have fun while counting from 1 to 10 in English, Russian, Chinese (Traditional & Simplified), or Spanish. Great for all ages, every page pairs colorful artwork with thoughtful translations in all four languages. Whether learning a language for the first time or teaching your children to be bilingual, this book is for you. The Chinese Pinyin will help with pronunciation, while the last few pages summarize all colors, number, and vehicles, including multiple translations when words have different names in different countries. iCars, for example, may be called coches in Mexico or carros in Venezuela. Likewise, in Chinese, there is more than one way to say bus.Inspired by his own multicultural family, David Ming wrote his Bilingual Kids Series to bring together children, parents, and grandparents across cultures and generations. His hope is for multilingual books to make story time more inclusive and fun for everyone.Yeh! Books. Explore words. Explore worlds.