Células (Cells)

How do you truly engage students in learning history? When students make personal connections to the subject, they’re much more motivated to learn. This Spanish book provides firsthand accounts of history that give personal insights into historical events. Students will learn about the U.S. Constitution, the Articles of Confederation, the Connecticut Compromise, and the Bill of Rights. With a visually appealing layout, this book features captivating text, fun facts, sidebars, and time lines that help students grasp the essential concepts they need to know at their grade level. Packed with...

En el actual contexto de contraposición, a menudo «talibana», entre los que pintan la teoría del gender con tonos apocalípticos, exasperando de una manera unilateral algunos de sus aspectos, y los que niegan hasta su misma existencia, reconduciendo el problema a un simple respeto de los derechos, este libro muestra la inadecuación de ambas posiciones yendo directamente a las fuentes, constituidas tanto por los estudios de gender, como por los documentos oficiales. Se reserva una atención particular al problema de la presencia de la teoría del gender en la escuela, poniendo de...

Trained originally in the French classical manner, Matisse was inspired by the Impressionists and Cezanne to create a style that brought out the beauty of color, form and line by reducing them to the bare essentials. While considered a leader of the Fauves and an inspiration to most of the great figures in modern art, he wasn't interested in being associated with any school or trend. A family man who worked 'office hours' in his studio, he defies the image of the artist as a tortured soul. In a career spanning six decades, he produced masterpiece after masterpiece that constantly challenge...

There is no better way to get your child interested in reading than a poster book. My Big Poster Book is a series of books that cover topics such as the human body or the dinosaurs. Each book in this series is illustrated with multiple colorful pictures and their names, so your child can improve their vocabulary about different topics.

ESPOY, otro geniecillo, con 5 años ya casi es mago por eso, aparece con su monopatín en un soplo de viento sin saber cómo. Lleva siempre una gorra de la que se escapan unos mechones de pelo traviesos. Sus ojos, de color arena, ríen mientras juegan con las pecas de sus mofletes, tiene una risa redondita y feliz. Vive en una casa de vientos, “el Cálido del Sur”, “el Soplo de Brisa”, “la ola del Viento Norte” y “el Suave de la Mañana”. Todos ellos, además son sus amigos, lo abrazan, lo quieren, le cantan. Pero el más importante para él, es el viejo mago del Viento....