by Precious McKenzie
$8.95
Full of information and colorful photographs of the flora and fauna of tropical forests, this book is sure to pique students’ interest in tropical countries. Used in Lesson 9 of the Cultural Curriculum. (7.5 x 10)
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by David McPhail
In this bilingual book, Big Pig likes little things, and Little Pig likes big things, but they are still great friends. The simple words, fun rhymes and rhythms, and familiar situations in this book make it very accessible for Spanish learners. We use it to teach the phrase, “Yo también” in Lesson 33 of Sonrisas Level II. (6 x 8.5)
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by Julie K. Lundgren
Connecting students to science, this non-fiction book teaches Spanish learners the names of the parts of plants, the function of the different parts, and how plants use the sun’s light. Accompanies Lesson 21 of Sonrisas Level II. (8 x 8)
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by Carlos Cotte
This is a version of the traditional Latin American poem Los esqueletos—Cuando el reloj marca la una, los esqueletos salen de la tumba. ¡Chumba la cachumba la cachumbambá! As the hours on the clock increase, the skeletons perform different actions such as singing, launching a rocket, and playing brass instruments. This book is a wonderful addition to any Spanish lesson on Halloween, or it can be used to teach how to say the twelve hours in Spanish. Accompanies Lesson 9 in Sonrisas Level II. (8.5 x 6)
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by Eric Carle
To read an in-depth review of this book Click here. Eric Carle's paint and collage illustrations never fail to capture children's imaginations. This kinetically engaging story repeatedly asks the question, “¿Puedes hacerlo tú también?” with the answer ¡Claro que sí! on every page. We use this book in Lesson 10 of Sonrisas Level II to teach the phrase Yo soy. It is also effective for teaching body parts, the phrase Claro que sí, and fun action words such as giro, saludo, arqueo, y muevo. (9 x 12)
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by Katherine Ayres
The illustrations in this book are full of movement, fun, and joy as children and their dad plant a garden and watch it spring to life. Along with the repetitive text, this book is very effective for young Spanish learners. We use it to teach the opposites arriba y abajo in Lesson 19 of Sonrisas Level I. (8.5 x 10.5)
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