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Gino’s friends are excited to help him with a puzzle. But what happens when Gino doesn’t want to share? Teach early readers about the importance of sharing and collaboration with this beautifully illustrated Spanish picture book. Children will develop their reading skills as they use their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Early readers will be delighted by this story about a boy who compares his growth to that of his pet dog, Fred. Learn about the concepts of growth and change with this beautifully illustrated picture book. Children will develop their reading skills as they use their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Después de enseñarnos cómo acompañar emocionalmente el ENFADO de nuestros hijos, Tania García, autora de Educar sin perder los nervios, nos habla sobre el MIEDO infantil. Cuando Luna tiene miedo, llora, grita, se tapa los ojos, sale corriendo o se queda quieta como una estatua... Pero NO está siendo cobarde o diciendo mentiras, solo intenta expresar lo que SIENTE de verdad. A menudo, las madres y los padres no saben qué hacer cuando sus hijos tienen miedo. No saben cómo acompañarlos emocionalmente en ese momento tan complicado que rompe la armonía familiar. Por esto, Tania García,...

Cuento tradicional. Entonces llegó volando el mosquito picadorcito y preguntó: ¿de quién es esta casa tan bonita?, ¿quién vive en ella?

Feed the Ducks Spanish Edition. Have you ever gone to the duck pond to feed the ducks? Beth took a bag of bread to the park to feed the ducks. On the way to the pond she met some other animals. They all looked very hungry. What do you think happened? Can you count all the animals she met?

Offers the amusing story of how the armadillo, after eavesdropping one too many times, lost his once large ears and came to have the small ears he presently has today. Original.