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Jane Foster - Jour de printemps

Jane Foster - Jour de printemps
Jane Foster - Jour de printemps

Jane Foster - Jour de printemps

£9.99
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Jane Foster

Jane Foster's Springtime in French

This beautiful board book is the perfect introduction to Springtime, in French. From daffodils to Easter eggs, explore the vibrant artwork created by acclaimed artist Jane Foster.

The perfect gift for Easter or a spring baby.

Jane Foster - Jour de printemps is written entirely in French as it is aimed at native speakers. It is perfect for babies and toddlers, but could also be used in the classroom with older children to teach colours and basic vocabulary in French.

Suggested age range:

Native French speaker: 0 - 2 years 
Learners of French as an additional language: 0 - 7 years

Board Book, 24pp, 170 x 170mm

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1 Review:
Vocabulary not the most useful
Rating:
26 March 2021  | 

Am using various books to teach French to a 5 year old. This is the least useful in terms of its vocabulary. Verbs such as “gambader” et al. would be of very little use on a day to day communication basis. I wish Little Linguist could give a balanced representation of the content of the books they sell. More pictures of inside content so one could assess the appropriateness of a potential purchase. One would be able to do so in a bookshop. I previously bought 2 other books (amongst others) which I found to be written in the passé simple or past historic tense. Whilst this is typical of traditional French story-telling, it’s not a tense to bother with in the early stages, if one is concentrating on practical French that is useful in day to day life.

 
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Little Linguist Response:

Thank you for your feedback. This book is aimed at native French children and so is not intended to have 'beginner' vocabulary as such. We only show a sample of pages on our website as per the publishers' requests but are always happy to send further details to help you choose a suitable book if you contact us before purchase.

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Customer Reviews
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1 Review:
Vocabulary not the most useful
Rating:
26 March 2021  |  Carol

Am using various books to teach French to a 5 year old. This is the least useful in terms of its vocabulary. Verbs such as “gambader” et al. would be of very little use on a day to day communication basis. I wish Little Linguist could give a balanced representation of the content of the books they sell. More pictures of inside content so one could assess the appropriateness of a potential purchase. One would be able to do so in a bookshop. I previously bought 2 other books (amongst others) which I found to be written in the passé simple or past historic tense. Whilst this is typical of traditional French story-telling, it’s not a tense to bother with in the early stages, if one is concentrating on practical French that is useful in day to day life.

 
Was this helpful to you?  Yes  /  No

Little Linguist Response:

Thank you for your feedback. This book is aimed at native French children and so is not intended to have 'beginner' vocabulary as such. We only show a sample of pages on our website as per the publishers' requests but are always happy to send further details to help you choose a suitable book if you contact us before purchase.