" The "Off We Go" books are an excellent tool to raise our little daughter bilingually English-German. They are easy to understand, beautifully illustrated and deal with exciting activities."
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03 Sep 2010
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I am in the process of putting this page together. I would like to share with you some of the weblinks I find most useful. Please contact me and let me know what resources you have found useful. I am also interested to hear from you on what’s the best way to present this information. I live in Ireland, so a lot of the links below are for Ireland |
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" The "Off We Go" books are an excellent tool to raise our little daughter bilingually English-German. They are easy to understand, beautifully illustrated and deal with exciting activities."
“These are beautifully illustrated and easily understood story books to help prepare children for what to expect from a range of daily-life activities.”
"A delightful read aimed at teachers, parents, childminders... and a valuable resource" 
"Routine and structure are really important for small children. Predictability always reduces anxiety and so the more children know about what to expect the easier they find things and usually...
At the recent Equal Measures event held by Booktrust UK at the London bookfair, Alex Strick had this to say about Avril and the Off We Go! books.
We wanted...
"I teach the 4-12 year olds with special needs in the International School of Brussels. Lara Alsen showed me the books you wrote for your son and we are now...
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