This book is the author's thesis research by which she created a distance-learning profesional development project for foreign language teachers in the USA.

Spanish version of These are... Colors. Cute characters introduce colors in Spanish with a rhyming quote, encouraging little kids to make associations to learn while still having fun interacting with the reader. This book is ideal for native speakers of Spanish as well as for children growing in bilingual homes, regardless of the mother tongue. However, parent readers need to be aware that, due to rhyming, this is not a word by word translation of the original book but a Spanish version. Teachers or parent readers will need knowledge of Spanish to convey the meaning of the rhymes.

Cute characters introduce healthy snacks with a rhyming quote, encouraging toddlers to make healthy choices while having fun with the rhymes and interacting with the reader. This book is ideal for native speakers of English as well as for children growing in bilingual homes.

I see, I see... is a series of books written with simple words and colorful pictures where the narrator describes what he sees. The Spanish version of the book is written in rhyme and it is great for the beginning reader. Patterns of words and phrases encourage the child to read the book with the help of cute illustrations. Each page introduces a new animal, including an elephant, a panda bear, a fox, a penguin, a cat, a turtle, a butterfly and a bee. In the final page, the author invites children to mention what they see, and also encourages them to recognize the main words in the book as...

I see, I see... is a series of books written with simple words and colorful pictures where the narrator describes what he sees. The book is written in rhyme and it is great for the beginning reader. Patterns of words and phrases encourage the child to read the book with the help of cute illustrations. Each page introduces a new animal, including an elephant, a panda bear, a fox, a penguin, a cat, a turtle, a butterfly and a bee. In the final page, the author invites children to mention what they see, and also encourages them to recognize the main words in the book as they identify the...

I see, I see... is a series of books written with simple words and colorful pictures where the narrator describes what he sees. The book is written in rhyme and it is great for the beginning reader. Patterns of words and phrases encourage the child to read the book with the help of cute illustrations. Each page introduces a new animal, including an elephant, a panda bear, a fox, a penguin, a cat, a turtle, a butterfly and a bee. In the final page, the author invites children to mention what they see, and also encourages them to recognize the main words in the book as they identify the...

Spanish version of These are... Colors. Cute characters introduce colors in Spanish with a rhyming quote, encouraging little kids to make associations to learn while still having fun interacting with the reader. This book is ideal for native speakers of Spanish as well as for children growing in bilingual homes, regardless of the mother tongue. However, parent readers need to be aware that, due to rhyming, this is not a word by word translation of the original book but a Spanish version. Teachers or parent readers will need knowledge of Spanish to convey the meaning of the rhymes.

Cute characters introduce shapes with a rhyming quote, encouraging children to make associations to learn while still having fun interacting with the reader. Basic shapes include: square, rectangle, triangle, circle, oval and heart among others. This book is ideal for native speakers of English as well as for children growing in bilingual homes.

Spanish version of These are... Colors. Cute characters introduce colors in Spanish with a rhyming quote, encouraging little kids to make associations to learn while still having fun interacting with the reader. This book is ideal for native speakers of Spanish as well as for children growing in bilingual homes, regardless of the mother tongue. However, parent readers need to be aware that, due to rhyming, this is not a word by word translation of the original book but a Spanish version. Teachers or parent readers will need knowledge of Spanish to convey the meaning of the rhymes. Free audio...