En el bosque lluvioso (In the Rainforest): Early Fluent Plus (Nonfiction Readers)

Using helpful charts, graphs, informational text in conjunction with vivid images and intriguing facts, this engaging, Spanish-translated title allows early elementary readers to explore the ecosystem, plants, and animals of the deserts around the world.

Using helpful charts, graphs, informational text in conjunction with vivid images and intriguing facts, this engaging, Spanish-translated title allows early elementary readers to explore the ecosystem, plants, and animals of the deserts around the world.

Description Packed with action and full of the vehicles kids love most, Big Movers is tons of fun! Young readers are there as a front loader scoops piles of gravel for a new roadway, a wrecking ball demolishes and old building, and more. A chunky, movable piece on each vehicle makes reading this book an interactive adventure.

Un libro escrito pensando en el profesor y en las tradicionales dificultades que el tema de la educación sexual encuentra en el medio escolar. La obra ofrece un instrumento metodológico para iniciar la programación de la educación sexual en la escuela y su adecuada integración en el currículum escolar. Apunta sugerencias concretas en la formulación de objetivos, selección de contenidos, diseño de actividades y evaluación. El programa abarca los diferentes ciclos escolares, desde la educación infantil a la secundaria. De interés para profesores, tutores, orientadores y psicólogos.

In this illustrated adventure, Hannah has a broken leg, and learns how her friends can be of great help. Books of the Neighborhood Readers Program build early literacy skills, introduce important content-area language, and help develop speaking and writing skills. They can be integrated into any existing language arts or core reading programs.

Filled with tricks and treats, fun and food, Halloween is a day that children look forward to. At one time two separate festivals, the traditions of each gradually blended into the holiday we now celebrate on October 31.