Clara & SuperAlex 5. Superhéroes bajo hipnosis

What better place to learn about light and dark than in art class? Children will love learning about opposites in this charming book set in a familiar location. Readers follow along as a relatable narrator and his classmates paint pictures and learn about contrasting colors. Bright illustrations and accessible text reinforce the understanding of this important aspect of early elementary curricula. Beginning readers and young listeners alike will enjoy and learn from this entertaining book.

Fear provokes nightmares and affects the lives of those who feel it. The main characters of this story form a type of Anti-fear league to do away with the terror and nightmares of some near-teenage boys and girls who, like them, are victims of fear. They confirm that many of those fears disappear as they get older. However, theirs remain. Néstor is a boy who is in love with one of his classmates. He is aware of the fear she feels and tries to help her with his group of friends. Unfortunately, Teresa?s fear is based on something as real as sexual abuse. The aggressor is someone who is liked...

Numbers from one to ten are used to tell how members of a family shop and work together to prepare a meal.

Clap along and experience the happiness that children feel in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional song. Young learners will enthusiastically follow along to the story and clap their hands with joy as they build their early literacy skills. This familiar song has been translated into Spanish.