Reviews
Language learning is more effective in early childhood through direct interaction than through passive exposure to media. And interaction means playing happily with a child at their level, not necessarily playing with them in fluent English; this can naturally help them start speaking sooner. The book presents 86 expressions you can learn while playing in English with your child at home, divided into Level 1 and Level 2. It doesn’t just list phrases: QR codes link to MP3 recordings so you can
I have experience teaching children at an English-language preschool, and this book puts into more scholarly terms—and makes practical for everyday use—the things I noticed as a speech-language therapist. It says that the most important thing for children who are slow to speak, and for helping them grow up bilingual, is comfortable, joyful communication. I deeply agree. The author points out how to make play fun in natural, everyday situations and organizes useful English for different
I think this book is a guide that makes it easy to play in English with children after just a little preparation. It organizes the activities by stage to match children’s development, including their exposure to language and how much they speak. The expert advice was excellent, too! 👍
This is a truly necessary resource for babies and mothers to play and learn together in an easy, fun way. It’s very convenient to use while listening to the audio. It’s a great book for learning basic English used in everyday life, so I recommend it to adults, too.
Such an informative book! It helps with language education overall, not just teaching English. It’s the best!
Hwang Jin-yi: First English for ages 0-5, more famous in the U.S.
The first book on English learning at home by Hwang Jin-i, an American-certified language development specialist who connects with parents around the world. Drawing on her experience raising two children as a mother in the United States and teaching children with developmental delays as a speech-language therapist, she shares— for the first time—a learning approach that can quickly get children speaking English. The author moved between countries including the United States, Korea, and Japan as a child, experiencing times that were both joyful and confusing. Because of that, she understands better than anyone what it’s like to raise a child who is slow to speak. She also understands parents who believe that an English-speaking environment alone will make their child good at English. That is why she wrote this book: to show how to stimulate language easily, enjoyably, and effectively at home through parent-led English learning, without sending a child to an English-language preschool. Many parents already know that there is an optimal time and ideal environment for young children to learn English. But what children need even more during infancy and early childhood is positive communication with their parents. When children begin learning English at home while connecting with their parents physically and emotionally, they develop a deep sense of comfort and positivity toward English. Curiosity, interest, and confidence in learning English need to take root first; only then can children build the foundational stamina they need for a lifetime of learning. With English games American children enjoy with their parents at home, and know-how from American play therapy, this book is a reliable guide that can help a child new to English start speaking and develop an ear for the language. The three golden rules for getting your child speaking English for the first time. 1.
Korean title: 미국에서 더 유명한 0~5세 처음 영어
Korean author: 황진이
Korean publisher: 길벗
ISBN-13: 9791140709335
Reviews
Language learning is more effective in early childhood through direct interaction than through passive exposure to media. And interaction means playing happily with a child at their level, not necessarily playing with them in fluent English; this can naturally help them start speaking sooner. The book presents 86 expressions you can learn while playing in English with your child at home, divided into Level 1 and Level 2. It doesn’t just list phrases: QR codes link to MP3 recordings so you can
I have experience teaching children at an English-language preschool, and this book puts into more scholarly terms—and makes practical for everyday use—the things I noticed as a speech-language therapist. It says that the most important thing for children who are slow to speak, and for helping them grow up bilingual, is comfortable, joyful communication. I deeply agree. The author points out how to make play fun in natural, everyday situations and organizes useful English for different
I think this book is a guide that makes it easy to play in English with children after just a little preparation. It organizes the activities by stage to match children’s development, including their exposure to language and how much they speak. The expert advice was excellent, too! 👍
This is a truly necessary resource for babies and mothers to play and learn together in an easy, fun way. It’s very convenient to use while listening to the audio. It’s a great book for learning basic English used in everyday life, so I recommend it to adults, too.
Such an informative book! It helps with language education overall, not just teaching English. It’s the best!
