Foreign Language Workbooks

Foreign Language workbooks for kids ages 3 to 7. Inside: a second alphabet, first vocabulary words, and bilingual practice. Screen-free, printed in the USA on heavy paper that survives an eraser.

Foreign Language Workbooks for Beginners

Foreign Language workbooks for kids ages 3-7. Inside: new sounds, first words, alphabet practice, and bilingual routines. Printed in the USA and designed for hands-on, screen-free practice with a parent, teacher, or homeschool routine.

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First Learn to Trace and Write Letters: Bilingual Ukrainia...

A bilingual Ukrainian-English handwriting workbook for ages 3 to 7. Both alphabets traced side by side, with simple first words in each lang...

First Learn to Trace and Write Letters: Bilingual Ukrainia...

The companion volume of the bilingual Ukrainian-English handwriting workbook. Same format, fresh letters and vocabulary words for ages 3 to ...

First Learn to Trace and Write Numbers: Bilingual Ukrainia...

A bilingual Ukrainian-English number workbook for ages 3 to 7. Tracing 1 to 100, counting pictures, and short brain quests.

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