Book cover for Bosley Discovers the Waterfall - A Dual Language Book in German and English: Bosley entdeckt den Wasserfall by Tim Johnson

Bosley Discovers the Waterfall - A Dual Language Book in German and English

Bosley entdeckt den Wasserfall

2014 Released
32 Pages
1 Hours
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Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN 9781500159603
Bosley's curiosity literally gets him in over his head on this enlightening journey of discovery. Learn about the power and beauty of mother nature during our most exciting adventure yet! This is a dual language book in English and German designed specifically to help teach a second language to young children.

The teaching methods used in this book allow children to learn at their own pace and enjoy the learning process.

These methods include:

Simple phrases
Highlighted vocab words
Contextual learning
Corresponding imagery

For children, learning a new language in the context of a story is such a powerful learning tool, because they can use the images, characters and plot to help them remember words and phrases.

Even simple foreign words and phrases can give a child a completely new perspective and open their eyes to new ways of seeing the world.

Tim Johnson

Tim Johnson is a former NFL Super Bowl champion, Sports Illustrated All-Pro, NCAA Football All-American, and Penn State national champion. Previously named National Faith-Based Leader of the Year by the John C. Maxwell Organization, he serves as senior pastor of Orlando World Outreach Church, president of the Orlando Serve Foundation, and founder of the Fatherless No More initiative. Johnson travels the globe speaking to thousands in churches, pro athlete facilities, jails, and prisons. Johnson is husband to Le'Chelle and father to Christa, Kayla, Karrah, and Shaun.

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