• Boîte du livre magnétique « Hop ! On y va ! »
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  • Page d’activité « Qui va où et comment? » : relier les personnages, lieux et véhicules avec un crayon effaçable
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Vocabulary and Phrases

Alright, let's go!

Alright, let's go!

€36,00 EUR
€36,00 EUR
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A magnetic book-game to learn about vehicles and professions!

Let's Go! immerses children in the fascinating world of means of transport.
Through simple sentences and manipulative magnetic pieces, toddlers discover everyday words while having fun associating who drives what: the firefighter drives the truck, the conductor drives the train, the farmer drives the tractor…

Designed by speech-language pathologists from Quebec.

About Us

This book supports the development of vocabulary, sentence comprehension, and expressive language in a stimulating context for children aged 2 to 5 years.

Highlights

👩‍⚕️ Created by Quebec speech-language pathologists – Based on proven approaches to stimulate language and comprehension.
🧲 Illustrated magnetic pieces – To build sentences and match professions to vehicles.
🚜 Captivating theme – Transportation, a favorite subject for preschool children!
💬 "Subject + verb + complement" sentence structure – Facilitates learning basic grammar.
🎨 Colorful and expressive images – Capture attention and support vocabulary comprehension.

For whom?

Designed for children aged 2 to 5, Hop! On y va! is perfect for encouraging early verbal exchanges and sentence formation.
Useful for parents, educators, speech therapists, and other professionals, it can be easily integrated into free play, educational routines, or speech therapy sessions.
Also suitable for children with language delays or those learning French as a second language.

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