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- Me Llamo Maria Isabel by Alma Flor Ada. Authentic text. Summary: María Isabel finds herself struggling with the challenge of her new school, where the teacher insists on calling her by a different name.
- El Soñador by Pam Muñoz Ryan. Translated text, Latina author. Summary: Neftalí, a dreamer with a vivid imagination, collects treasures and writes stories.
- El Único Destino by Alexandra Diaz. Authentic text. Summary: Jaime, a twelve-year-old boy, embarks on a dangerous and life-changing journey from Guatemala to the United States to live with his older brother.
- La Encrucijada by Alexandra Diaz. Note: Authentic text. Summary: Jaime’s story continues as he faces the challenges of starting a new life in the United States.
Quick update on 6th grade activities: – 6th grade have been working on an Alphabet book A-Z in Spanish. – They had a quiz on the Alphabet letters on how to spell out a word in Spanish. Most of the 6th graders have done great! Kudos!!-6B Alphabet book is due this week, Thursday, March 7th – 6A Alphabet book is due next week, Tuesday, March ...
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Jan 8, 2015 · The book includes a tortilla recipe and a glossary of the Spanish words used throughout. DURBIN, William. El Lector. 208p. Pineapple Pr. 2014. pap. $12.95. ISBN 978156166784. Gr 5-8 –This is an English-language title and a serious piece of historical fiction about an episode in Florida history. Centered around the arrest of cigar workers in ...
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- My First 100 Words- Mis Primeras 100 Palabras
- Muu.Bee. Asi Fui! Is A Classic
- Besos For Baby: A Little Book of Kisses Is About Family Love
- Elefantitos Introduces Counting
- El Monstruo de Colores Teaches Emotions
My First 100 Words- Mis Primeras 100 Palabrasis a bilingual book for children ages 1-7. This book is effective in teaching children Spanish vocabulary and phrases because it incorporates: 1. Bright colors Each page shows a different setting or theme in order to teach groups of words together. For example, there are two pages about the family unit. ...
Muu. Bee. Asi Fui!By Sandra Boynton is a classic in any language. For teaching Spanish to toddlers and young children, this book is perfect because it teaches phonetic sounds that are the foundation of the Spanish alphabet. Fans of Boynton’s children’s’ books will recognize the zany characters featured in Muu. Bee. Asi Fui! The recognition will hel...
The perfect book for introducing your little one to the spanish language is Besos for Baby: A Little Book of Kisses. It is a story about the love between a parent and a child. This adorable board book, authored by Jen Arena, is written in a bilingual format so your baby or toddler can learn the vocabulary of love in both English and Spanish. In
Based on the classic Mexican children’s song “Un elefante se balanceaba” Elefantitosis a fun board book that your child will want to read again and again. The song has been used for decades to introduce numbers and counting in a fun and interactive way. It describes one elephant balancing himself on a spider web and then looking for friends to try ...
This sweet board book is a gem for visual learners. The story is about a little monster who wakes up one morning feeling confused. He flows through the spectrum of emotions: 1. Angry 2. Happy 3. Sad 4. Calm A little girl helps the monster to understand his feelings by assigning a color to each emotion. As the little monster learns to identify and s...
Perfect for: Kids with big imaginations. Find our favorites at your local library: The Wishing Spell, A Grimm Warning, Beyond the Kingdoms. Books your tween can read in English or Spanish! Reading in both languages can help your sixth grader develop language and literacy skills.
CURRICULUM SUMMARY FOREIGN LANGUAGE 2016 Course #327M (L2)/Course #321M (L3) - SPANISH IB 8th GRADE (2/3) DESCRIPTIVE OVERVIEW This course is a continuation of Grade 7, Level 1A Spanish. Students continue to develop listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. Students also further develop their knowledge of Hispanic culture through
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