Big Ideas for Little Minds Opposites (Arabic/English)

Big Ideas for Little Minds Opposites (Arabic/English)

ISBN: 9789953516059
Author: Learning Company
Book Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 18
Size: 4 x 5 inches
Publication Year: 2009
Description
About This Book:

"Big Ideas for Little Minds: Opposites (Arabic/English)" is an entertaining and interactive children's book that takes young readers on a voyage through the world of opposites. This book, which has content in both Arabic and English, is an excellent resource for developing early language development and improving cognitive skills.

Key characteristics include:

Dual-Language Learning:

"Big Ideas for Little Minds: Opposites" is a one-of-a-kind dual-language experience, with information in Arabic and English. This strategy stimulates not only language development but also multicultural understanding and language diversity.

Vivid Illustrations:

Colorful and intriguing images bring the book to life, making learning about opposites a visually stimulating adventure. These graphics not only attract children's attention, but they also foster creativity and inventive thinking.

Interactive Activities: 

The book provides engaging exercises that encourage young readers to investigate and comprehend opposites. It makes learning a hands-on and entertaining experience, from identifying and matching contrasting words to grasping their meanings.

Cognitive Development:

"Big Ideas for Little Minds: Opposites" promotes cognitive development and helps youngsters to think critically. It enables children to comprehend and use the concept of opposites in their daily lives.

Cultural Enrichment: 

The book incorporates both Arabic and English, helping youngsters to appreciate the diversity of languages and cultures. It teaches youngsters the value of language diversity in our global world.

Parent-Child Connection:

The book is a wonderful tool for parents and caregivers to connect with their children via storytelling and interactive learning, in addition to its educational value. It fosters parental involvement in a child's education and converses about opposites.