Picture dictionary in two languages: food
Phonics · Picture words and vocabularyAges 3–8Free PDF
Free printable two-language picture dictionary (food): the English word to trace and a box to write the word in your home language. For bilingual children.
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The same ZB style shapes as this sheet, as your child plays them in LetterSchool: three short games that teach where to start and which way to go.
- 1Tap the dots
- 2Trace the path
- 3Write it yourself
How to use this worksheet
- 1Children learning English already know many of these words in their home language. Writing both connects them.
- 2A parent can write the home-language word; the child traces the English one.
- 3Keep using the home language at home: it helps, not hinders, learning English.
Words on this sheet
applebananacakecheesebreadgrapes
Words children read are printed in school print (Zaner-Bloser style), with the same simple a and g they learn to write. Print on US Letter or A4; the PDF has no ads and no website headers.
