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First Language Lessons, Audio Companion

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Memorize the parts of speech easily with catchy songs, and enjoy listening to the fun poems, entertaining stories, and memorable rhymes! The Audio Companion comes in CD or MP3 format, and is designed to accompany Levels 1 & 2.

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This audio companion features fun poems, entertaining stories, and memorable rhymes found in First Language Lessons Level 1 and First Language Lessons Level 2. It adds to that mix several vibrant and original songs that make memorization of the parts of speech something everyone will look forward to, and gives parents a bit of relief from Kidz Bop.

Radio professional Mark Russo reads stories and poems from the book; singer-songwriter Mike Smith plays fun, catchy, sing-along songs, making memorization even more enjoyable. A short introduction by Jessie Wise explains some basics of teaching grammar and how you can best use this resource.

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  1. Question

    Jo

    Is there a sample available to listen to before purchasing the first languages lessons audio version?

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    Megan Leach

    Is this MP3 file easy to upload onto any Apple Iphone/Itunes account?

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      Hi Megan, it is standard format, so as easy as any other MP3. The exact procedure depends on your device and operating system, and you can enter these and “add mp3” into the search bar at Apple Support You can also just go straight to the online Apple Genius Bar and they should be able to point you to the exact instructions (I find their help articles can be a little difficult to navigate).

      Alternately, many customers tell me they prefer to just download an MP3 audiobook player app for their non-Apple files. It’s just a matter of preference.

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    Danielle

    Is there a document with the lyrics for the songs?

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