Peque

Lee la historia. ¡Luego canta la historia! No es un secreto que el uso de canciones para enseñar a los niños las habilidades de pre-lectura es una forma divertida y exitosa. Esta canción original se ofrece como una lectura a lo largo y canción. ¡De la primera a la duodécima, los jóvenes lectores se encontrarán con alegría contando los días de Navidad! La canción clásica se convierte en una historia cuando las ilustraciones festivas le traen vida al libro. Otros libros en esta serie Navideña incluyen: Viejo y Alegre San Nicolás, A Través de la Chimenea, y Arriba en la Azotea.

In a Totonac Indian legend, a trouble-making boy named Tajín agrees to work for the seven little men who fly through the clouds and control the rain because he too wants to fly.

Enchanting descriptions and images abound in this delightfully illustrated activity book that answers questions such as Are all witches bad? How can you become friends with one? and Do they always travel on broomsticks? The activities promote creativity and use of imagination while the humorous text provides children with details on the mysterious world of witches.

While Benjamin waits for his father to pick him up from school, he doesn't hear the screams of the kids playing dodge ball on the playground. The only thing he hears is, "a word. The word." Earlier that day, Benjamin beat his friend James while playing handball, and James retaliated by calling Benjamin "the word." With soft, watercolor illustrations that complement the text, Benjamin and the Word / Benjamín y la palabra is a compelling look at name-calling and intolerance. When confronted with James' epithet, Benjamin and the reader set off on a poignant journey to understanding and...