Even dogs need to stay healthy! In this Spanish-translated story, Boris, the grumpy basset hound demonstrates his fitness routine. He runs, does push-ups, and lifts weights to stay strong and feel good. Young readers will love these goofy illustrations as they learn about the importance of staying fit.
Carly has invited her friends over for lunch. Her mother provides everyone with fruits and vegetables. The children get to work making all kinds of silly faces with their food. In the end, it all just looks so delicious that they can't help but eat their healthy creations! Children will love these imaginative illustrations as the children make all kinds of crazy faces. Readers will also learn the importance of eating healthy food in this fun and nutritious reader that has been translated in Spanish.
It is bedtime at Safari camp and it is time for all the animals to brush their teeth! The animals have fun showing each other the different types of toothbrushes and toothpaste they use. Finally, everyone at camp has brushed and is ready for bed. Young readers will love the whimsical illustrations and learn the importance of good hygiene as they become familiar with the Spanish-translated text.
In this adventurous tale, Anna travels all over the world in alphabetical order. Young readers will be introduced to exotic, far-off places, while practicing the alphabet and learning Spanish. Readers will enjoy the fun-filled illustrations and attempting to say the names of all the new places.
This collection of poetry contains short traditional poems from countries all around the world. In addition, young readers are given a table of contents to navigate through the book. Children will enjoy the rhyming as well as the creative illustrations that accompany each amazing Spanish poem.
In this tall tale, Paul Bunyan and his blue ox, Babe, travel the country cutting down trees and accidentally making some very famous landmarks until one day when the steam engine is finally able to cut wood faster than Paul. The rumor lives on that he and Babe still live in the mountains of Minnesota. Early readers will be able to read the large font and follow Paul and Babe through colorful, engaging illustrations in this Spanish-translated tale.
In this Spanish-translated title, a little girl and her mother go to the park to watch the ducks. Vibrant illustrations and large easy-to-read font will help early readers with simple counting skills as they follow these silly ducks across the pond.
Seb is trying to build the longest train track he can. Early readers can problem solve as they read this book, translated in Spanish, and follow the engaging illustrations.
A little girl is going to ride a carousel and has to choose which horse to ride! There are many different horses to choose from. Young readers can use the large font, translated in Spanish, and vivid illustrations to learn about primary colors.
Young readers will love this Spanish-translated story about a little boy who is trying to decide what to do when he grows up. Early readers can follow the character as he dreams of being everything from an astronaut to a pirate. Rich, colorful illustrations and large easy-to-read font help guide children along this adventure.
Who is on the playground today? Children will take a short trip around the different pieces of playground equipment to see who is on the playground. In this Spanish-translated book, young readers will see lovely illustrations of a diverse range of boys and girls playing together on the playground and easy-to-read font that will help them read each name.
Young Maddy has wild and crazy red hair. She won't give up as she tries again and again to figure out what do to with her wild mane! Young readers will enjoy the funny Spanish-translated story and illustrations as Maddy learns that her crazy hair is pretty amazing after all.
In this book, a young American boy sends post cards to his cousin in Australia. Early readers can follow the large text, translated in Spanish, and delightful illustrations as they try to spot the similarities and differences between homes, holidays, and schools in the United States and in Australia.
Help children practice their counting with this Spanish-translated story of children who all live on different floors of their apartment building. Early readers will also see the importance of friendship as the children bring a surprise to their sick friend Max on the 10th floor.
A young boy and his grandfather go on a walk through town passing many different places in the community. They walk past places such as the book store and the park. Playful illustrations and large Spanish-translated text, create a fun, engaging read for young readers.
Meet Boris, a grumpy basset hound. Children will learn about different types of weather as Boris searches for his favorite climate. This Spanish-translated story features life-like illustrations and easy-to-read font that will entertain young readers.
In this book, children will get to practice the days of the week, in Spanish, while Edward the Explorer describes his amazing adventures. Readers will follow these vivid, engaging illustrations as Edward dives, swims, climbs, and flies through the pages of this exciting book.
It is a hot summer day, so three young siblings decide to play in the pool! Children will relate to this Spanish-translated story about summer fun, including siblings and splashing in the water. They will also need to problem solve when the water finally begins to run out. With colorful illustrations and large font, early readers will be reading and having fun too!
Follow three baby kittens as their mother teaches them each about their daily responsibilities. With easy-to-read text, translated in Spanish, and cuddly illustrations, young readers will learn about the importance of a structured daily routine.
Time to discover all the different animals that live at the zoo! Early readers will love the Spanish-translated story, the playful illustrations of the animals at the zoo, and learn what sounds each of these noisy animals make.
Readers will have to use their imaginations for this one! In this Spanish-translated story, a little boy describes a house in his neighborhood. The columns, colors, and foliage make the house look just like a dinosaur! Children will love the brightly colored illustrations and will enjoy reading the large font as they find out what makes this house so special.
Guided Reading: E
Grade: K-2
Lexile: 380L
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