Spanish-English Picture Dictionary
The Spanish-English Picture Dictionary makes learning Spanish and English words fun and easy! --This exciting dictionary features both English and Spanish vocabulary in everyday scenes. Children will discover colorful pictures featuring objects they see in their daily world home, backyard, school, shapes and numbers with the Spanish and English words for them. The detailed illustrations serve as an opportunity for further learning by offering seek-and-find activities that help develop...
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The Spanish-English Picture Dictionary makes learning Spanish and English words fun and easy! This exciting Spanish-English Picture Dictionary features both English and Spanish vocabulary in everyday scenes. Children will discover colorful pictures featuring objects they see in their daily world – home, backyard, school, shapes and numbers – with the Spanish and English words for them. The detailed illustrations serve as an opportunity for further learning by offering seek-and-find activities that help develop children’s observational skills. Features: • Spanish and English vocabulary is included on every page • Vocabulary words are presented in context • Glossary features Spanish words, their pronunciation, and their English translation • Spanish pronunciation key and tips • Cross-referenced glossary of Spanish and English words Ramirose Attebury Wendt - Children's LiteratureThis large picture dictionary is filled with more than thirty-five pages of vocabulary words depicting everyday scenes and items familiar to young children. The book begins with a table of contents and a short introduction to the book. The introduction briefly explains the concepts of masculine, feminine, and plural nouns in Spanish. Readers also learn that many of the twenty-two sections in the book double as "I Spy" activities. Items in these sections are placed outside of a border that frames each scene. Children will enjoy looking for each vocabulary word inside the scene. Sections covered include the family, the body, colors, shapes, numbers, mealtime, food, drink, fruit, vegetables, the kitchen, the table, the family room, the bedroom, the bathroom, the backyard, pets, the farm, the doctor, the dentist, the classroom, and sports. Although the words in each section do not contain pronunciation guides, a word list, alphabetized according the Spanish version of each word, appears at the end of the book. This list gives the Spanish pronunciation for each word. It also explains how some non-English letters are pronounced, such as n and ll. The color illustrations throughout the book are simple and easy to identify. This book would not only help young children learning new vocabulary, but would also help older students learning English or Spanish as their second language. 2004, School Specialty Children's Publishing, Ages 3 up.
The family - La familia4The body - El cuerpo6Colors - Los colores8Shapes - Las formas9Numbers - Los numeros10Mealtimes - Las horas de comer12Food - La comida14Drink - La bebida15Fruit - Las frutas16Vegetables - Las verduras17The kitchen - La cocina18The table - La mesa20The family room - El cuarto de estar22The bedroom - El dormitorio24The bathroom - El cuarto de bano26The backyard - El traspatio28Pets - Los animales domesticos30The farm - La granja32The doctor - El medico34The dentist - El dentista36The classroom - El salon de clases38Sports - Los deportes40Word list42
\ Children's LiteratureThis large picture dictionary is filled with more than thirty-five pages of vocabulary words depicting everyday scenes and items familiar to young children. The book begins with a table of contents and a short introduction to the book. The introduction briefly explains the concepts of masculine, feminine, and plural nouns in Spanish. Readers also learn that many of the twenty-two sections in the book double as "I Spy" activities. Items in these sections are placed outside of a border that frames each scene. Children will enjoy looking for each vocabulary word inside the scene. Sections covered include the family, the body, colors, shapes, numbers, mealtime, food, drink, fruit, vegetables, the kitchen, the table, the family room, the bedroom, the bathroom, the backyard, pets, the farm, the doctor, the dentist, the classroom, and sports. Although the words in each section do not contain pronunciation guides, a word list, alphabetized according the Spanish version of each word, appears at the end of the book. This list gives the Spanish pronunciation for each word. It also explains how some non-English letters are pronounced, such as n and ll. The color illustrations throughout the book are simple and easy to identify. This book would not only help young children learning new vocabulary, but would also help older students learning English or Spanish as their second language. 2004, School Specialty Children's Publishing, Ages 3 up. \ —Ramirose Attebury Wendt\ \
