¿Ves una figura? (Do You See a Shape?)

Explore the lifecycle of a butterfly and learn about the transformation of caterpillars into beautiful butterflies. The connection to language arts is the rich vocabulary related to butterflies, caterpillars, and their transformations.

Water is all around us! This book features pictures of different places that water can be found. From tide pools, to ponds and rivers, readers discover that there are many places to find water. The language arts connection is the introduction of vocabulary related to places where water is found.

Featuring basic concepts, this Spanish-translated nonfiction book teaches beginning readers different modes of travel--from bikes and cars to sleds and buses--while incorporating informational, Spanish-translated text with colorful and engaging images that will delight early readers! This 6-Pack includes six copies of this title and a lesson plan.

What do strawberries, eggs, and yogurt have in common? They're all good for you of course! Read this book to learn about even more delicious and nutritious foods. This book has been translated into Spanish and allows for a wonderful shared reading experience for children who are beginning readers and is an excellent tool for building the confidence new readers need to embark on the adventures that await them while reading! This 6-Pack includes six copies of this title, a lesson plan, and a Lap Book.

48 páginas a todo color que recogen la vida del Padre Pedro Arrupe en viñetas. Disponible también en euskera y catalán.

La lengua sirve para muchas más cosas de las que nos imaginamos. Los animales la utilizan como sensores, armas, las usan para cazar, degustar, oler, comunicarse. Este libro invita a los más pequeños a descubrir, mediante el juego entre las imágenes y las palabras, cuántos usos y formas puede tener la lengua.

She was little and quick and pretty. Her mother nicknamed her Colibri, Spanish for "Hummingbird". At age four she was kidnapped, torn from her parents on a crowded bus in Guatemala City. Since then, she's traveled with "Uncle," the ex-soldier and wandering beggar who has renamed her Rosa. Uncle has always told Rosa that he searched for his parents but had no success. There's almost no chance Rosa will ever find them--but Rosa still remembers and longs for them. When she was young, Uncle consulted fortune-tellers who told him that Rosa would bring him luck--a treasure big enough to last him...

Carabola es el personaje de este cuento, un payaso que vive en una gran ciudad y que nos invita a seguirlo en sus aventuras. A Carabola le gustan los insectos y las flores; también le gusta visitar a sus amigos, ir al mercado y mirar las estrellas. La autora y Carabola se conocieron en una fiesta muy peculiar y de inmediato se hicieron grandes amigos.