The Fabulous Lost & Found and the little mouse who spoke Irish
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A little mouse walks into the Lost & Found, but can only speak Irish / Gaeilge. How will Mr and Mrs Frog figure out what the mouse is missing...? Aimed at children aged 2-7, the unique Story-powered language learning method combines humour, story and emotion to gently and memorably introduce kids to more than forty simple and fun Irish words and phrases. The kids were so busy laughing they didnt realise they were learning. Kyle Buchannan, Dad of two, London. Its an Irish bilingual childrens book with a difference, that helps lay the foundations of a love of languages.Reviews: I love that I can introduce my kids to a new language without it feeling like homework. Zoe Reynolds, UKLets read it again. Noah, aged 4.5Utterly charming story, making use of childrens natural approach to learning language Madalena Xanthopoulou, Founder, The Alma Collective. Expert on raising multilingual children. A wonderful book to introduce a new language into the classroom. Lots to talk about and really captIvating illustratIons. Rohan Plunkett, Deputy Head, Akiva Primary School.How does the Story Powered Language Learning Method work?: Unlike an Irish picture dictionary, traditional English Irish bilingual childrens books or other Irish language books for children, the Fabulous Lost and Found uses the Story-powered Language Learning Method to teach Irish to kids by tapping into a childs natural abilities. There are three steps:We create an emotionally engaging and funny story for children and adults to enjoy together, just like any of the other Irish books for children. Studies show that social interaction, like enjoying a book together, is critical in language learning.Through the story, we introduce a relatable character who speaks only in the new language. This helps build empathy and a positive attitude towards people who speak different languages. These are both important aspects in laying the foundations for lasting language acquisition in a
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