Mcgraw Hill S Spanish Picture Dictionary

Gives exciting new meaning to the old adage that a picture is worth a thousand words Perfect for children ages four-nine, these references employ stunning illustrations and photographs to bring to life the meanings of hundreds of essential terms. Filled with beautiful two-page spreads, McGraw-Hill's Spanish Picture Dictionary and McGraw-Hill's French Picture Dictionary each pictorially define more than 1,400 objects, people, concepts, and actions common to the everyday world of kids--from town and country, kitchen to classroom. Following the curricula of U.S. primary-school Spanish and French programs, the dictionaries also provide key phrases for children's first conversations incorporated within illustrated minidialogues that provide models for making introductions, commenting on the weather, stating their age, talking about what they are wearing, and other basic conversational situations. A great way to introduce Spanish and/or French, the dictionaries feature: Pictorial definitions of more than 1,400 essential words and phrases A blend of illustrations and photographs that will appeal to children of differing sensibilities Engaging scenes and double-page spreads that capture the mind and imagination

A Spanish/English picture dictionary, containing 1500 words, with illustrations and example sentences in both languages for each entry.

The most trusted name in language instruction makes languages easy for young beginners! With its vivid illustrations accompanying each word, nothing provides a better visual primer for children than the Vox's First Picture Dictionary series. Designed to ignite the Spanish speaker in every three-to-seven-year-old, this feast for the eyes encourages imaginative, interactive language learning. Features include: More than two dozen colorful spreads that illustrate 500 key words about home, school, and play Packed with vibrant everyday scenes, accompanied by vocabulary annotated in both Spanish and English A phonetic glossary promoting proper pronunciation and fluency And much more!

Are there kids in your life who want to learn Spanish? This is the perfect dictionary! Included are pages filled with bright and colorful pictures and bilingual labels to help teach Spanish words to English speaking children. Parents, teachers, and gift givers will find: 350 illustrations of familiar objects Pictures labeled with the English word followed by its Spanish equivalent Phonetic spellings of Spanish words Words grouped by themes This dictionary is a fun way for young English-speaking children to build a basic vocabulary in Spanish. It's never too soon to start teaching boys and girls a second language!

Charming characters and easy-to-understand contextual sentences add up to foreign language dictionaries that children will adore! The Just Look 'n Learn Picture Dictionary series can be used as a way to build the language skills of children ages seven through twelve, or as home reinforcement of school learning for students grades three through six. Each book defines and illustrates more than 1,500 commonly taught words in the language. Accompanied by colorful and fun illustrations, each entry begins with a headword given in English, followed by its translation and example sentences in both languages--all to make the meaning of each word perfectly clear. Also, these dictionaries aid learning of numbers, days of the week, directions, and telling time in the new language. Both adults and children will find that this series makes language learning easy and enjoyable.

Developed by a team of language experts, these fun dictionaries colourfully illustrate more than 1,000 words. The Berlitz Kids Picture Dictionary Spanish is packed with essential words for younger language learners such as colours, family members, numbers and animals. In addition, there is a conversation section containing phrases essential for beginners as well as topical pages introducing subjects that appeal especially to younger children.

Pictures labeled in English and French are grouped in such familiar categories as "At home, " "At school, " "On the street, " and "On vacation."