Bilingual children's book in English and Polish with vocabulary activities and AUDIOBOOKNIKO IS ILL / NIKO JEST CHORY is a story about a boy who is ill and wants to get well quickly. The story helps children get used to a nebulizer, cleaning their nose and taking medicine.

However, the books about little Niko are primarily materials for learning English or Polish! With Niko you will learn natural phrases and everyday vocabulary. It contains:a storyline in two languages supporting parents and children in learning a second language1-2 sentences per page for beginnersa simple storyline with everyday vocabulary (first 12 pages)★ a free audiobook to learn pronunciation ★realistic, engaging pictures: no fantasy elementsillustrations showing the development of the storyline step by stepsans serif font supporting independent readingtasks and riddles for children to practice vocabulary (24 pages)content promoting attachment parentingWho is Niko?He is a character with whom every child can identify.

Niko goes for walks to the park and the playground, where he meets other children. He performs everyday activities such as getting dressed, eating breakfast or brushing his teeth.

He is curious about the world and eager for adventures – just like the children who will listen to his adventures. Who are these bilingual books for?For absolutely all children and their parents.

This beautiful range of books is designed to support the key elements of comprehension that new language learners need. The books have text that is simple and understandable for beginners as well as illustrations that faithfully relate to the text and clearly show everything you are reading about.

This allows you to easily follow the plot and naturally acquire the language, without feeling frustrated by a lack of understanding. Due to the rich vocabulary and attractive plot, both beginners and those who have already started their adventure with English will have fun with the book.

What will you learn?The stories about little Niko deal with everyday situations that are familiar to all children. They learn vocabulary and phrases from everyday life that allow them to build a lexical base for conversations.

In addition to acquiring a foreign language, young readers gain knowledge and helpful tips on how to cope with various situations in accordance with the principles of attachment parenting. Children raised in intentional bilingualism can identify with the character of Niko and confirm their belief that communicating in two languages is something really cool!Get your copy today! Scroll up and click "Buy now!" to start your amazing language-learning journey!.