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Lonely Tree gets excited when new trees start growing around him and all sorts of animals come along. Time passes by and our majestic friend becomes sad and lonely again: the trees disappear and the animals leave. The rhyming verse talks about the environment and the deforestation problem, illustrations echo feelings of happiness, and sadness and fear expressed in the text create an ideal vehicle for children to connect with nature.

«Hace mucho tiempo, cuando la Madre Tierra todavía ensayaba la Creación, los hombres tenían flores en la cabeza». Este libro responde, de una forma muy peculiar, a algunas de las preguntas que desde hace siglos se ha hecho el ser humano. ¿Quién creó el Sol y la Luna? ¿Quién puso nombre a los animales? ¿Quién le envió a Dios una caja llena de guisantes? ¿Por qué los hombres ya no tienen flores en la cabeza?...

Mishiyu is an orphan living in fear of, but also hope for, his adoption. His feelings and his moving story are intertwined with the emotions of the woman who adopts him, and in the end, they recognize each other as mother and son. The theme of adoption is handled with gentle care and consideration in this beautiful, compassionate book.

Act out the story of a race between a tortoise and a hare in this Spanish-translated script. The hare is always boasting that he is the fastest animal in the woods! Everyone is fed up with his boasting, so the tortoise challenges the hare to a race. The hare accepts, thinking the challenge is silly and a sure win. Read along to see if the slow-and-steady tortoise can beat the speedy hare! The roles in this Spanish script are written at different reading levels. This feature allows teachers to easily implement differentiation strategies and assign specific roles to students in a way that...

Un paseo por el bosque es una buena ocasión para observar y maravillarse. Minino es un gato juguetón que mira el mundo con curiosidad. ¿Lo acompañas? Un libro con mecanismos móviles que nos descubre la magia de los pequeños momentos.