Description
From everyday vocabulary to independent sentence formulation :
a historic visual dictionary designed by renowned linguists to stimulate children’s memory and avoid the pitfalls of literal translation
(Why does immediate association between the term and its illustration make this classic of language learning a timeless pedagogical tool ?)
Sommaire
Introduce young learners to the language of Shakespeare in an intuitive and visual way using a historic illustrated dictionary
Develop children’s English vocabulary from an early age with a natural pedagogical approach. Designed by renowned linguists to stimulate visual memory, this classic of language learning transforms word discovery into a smooth journey. You will avoid the pitfalls of literal translation by offering direct assimilation through the immediate association between the term and its illustration.
Why read this book?
After laying the groundwork for learning through immediate immersion in everyday vocabulary, you observe the gradual acquisition of simple sentence structures. This thematic method helps anchor the fundamental concepts of daily life in the student’s mind. You will thus measure the speed of children’s memorization when they connect a clear image to a precise expression.
This then allows you to transfer this basic lexical foundation into more elaborate concepts and enriched communication contexts. By following the guiding thread of the illustrations, you will discover how the method leads the learner toward formulating their own ideas independently. The pace of progress accelerates as visual association reinforces linguistic confidence, transforming the exercise into a stimulating moment of sharing.
Finally, the study concludes with a global mastery of the basic communication mechanisms essential for schooling. You close this textbook with the certainty of offering a solid and lasting foundation, fully aware of possessing a vintage tool that has proven its pedagogical effectiveness for decades.
–Caractéristiques–
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Titre : My First Dictionary in Pictures
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Auteur : Pierre Fourré, R. Pratt, Pierre Féraud
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Code produit : B003X76IFS
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Éditeur : Didier
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Dimensions : N/A
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Nombre de pages : 222 pages
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Dépôt légal : 1963
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Thématique : Dictionnaire enfant / Apprentissage de l’anglais / Pédagogie visuelle / Livre scolaire ancien
Pierre Fourré, R. Pratt, Pierre Féraud
Nom de l’éditeur : Didier Dimensions : Nombre de pages : 222 pages Date d’édition : 1963Couverture cartonnée, rousseurs sur la page de garde ‘Etat:Bon











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