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Yum! Let's Eat ! (Portuguese / English)

Yum! Let's Eat ! (Portuguese / English)

Yum! Let's Eat ! (Portuguese / English)

£9.50
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Mantra Lingua
Product Info
Please note that the image above is for illustration purposes and shows a different language edition. You are purchasing the Portuguese-English edition.

Thando Maclaren / Illus. Jacqueline East

Overview

Meet children from around the world and explore their foods and eating traditions. Discover mouth-watering dishes and join in with the characters.This is an ideal title for teaching children vocabulary and sentence structures relating to food and mealtimes and is all in the present tense.

With simple text in both English and Portuguese, this book from the Our Lives, Our World Series explores the rich diversity of children's lives around the world.

Guidance for Use

This book is a high-quality dual-language picture book, suitable both for children who are learning and reading Portuguese and English in parallel and those being introduced to Portuguese or English as a second language.

The language in this text is fairly simple with just one or two sentences per double page spread.

ISBN 9781846115905

Paperback, 26pp, 210 x 210mm

Reviews (1)
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1 Review:
Educational, nicely illustrated, but a bit bland
Rating:
25 June 2014  | 

Every double page spread of this book has the same pattern of text ("My name is XXX, I like to eat XXX food with my XXX family member. Yum yum my favourite.") So despite the nice illustrations of families eating in different countries of the world, it doesn't really hold my son's interest for long. It's more an educational resource than something engaging to read to him. The final page has a nice illustrated list of the countries shown, but gives the names in English only, which is a shame. Maybe when he's older the repetitive text will make it easy for him to read to himself. Despite not having much enthusiasm for this book, I am glad I bought it as it is nice to show my son that people eat different foods in different countries.

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Customer Reviews
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1 Review:
Educational, nicely illustrated, but a bit bland
Rating:
25 June 2014  |  Anne

Every double page spread of this book has the same pattern of text ("My name is XXX, I like to eat XXX food with my XXX family member. Yum yum my favourite.") So despite the nice illustrations of families eating in different countries of the world, it doesn't really hold my son's interest for long. It's more an educational resource than something engaging to read to him. The final page has a nice illustrated list of the countries shown, but gives the names in English only, which is a shame. Maybe when he's older the repetitive text will make it easy for him to read to himself. Despite not having much enthusiasm for this book, I am glad I bought it as it is nice to show my son that people eat different foods in different countries.