El principe y el gigante, Educación Primaria. Material auxiliar

The charismatic protagonist of this thoughtful picture book accompanies children on a journey to find the answers to some of life's most important questions: Who am I? and What will I do with my life? One asks himself why he is how he is and whether he could be something else. Could he be a superhero, an artist, a musician, or even a scientist? Could he be part of a larger story? Or is he destined to be a simple, useless clay doll? Using simple language and photographed clay figures, this book teaches young readers about identity and self-respect. El protagonista carismático de este astuto...

Una niña muy especial que puede ver y hablar con fantasmas. Reconforta a su madre dándole mensajes de su tío, hermano de su madre.

La ovejita que vino a cenar es un delicioso cuento repleto de valores como la amistad, la generosidad y la aceptación de las diferencias. En casa del viejo lobo hambriento siempre hay para cenar una miserable sopa de verduras. Pero una noche llaman a la puerta de su pequeña cabaña y resulta ser ni más ni menos que una pobre ovejita que se ha perdido. El lobo, entonces, empieza a pensar que esa noche va a poder llenarse el estómago con un delicioso estofado... Pero la ovejita no quiere ser la cena del lobo, ¡quiere ser su amiga! Una entrañable historia de amistad. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION...

Ten leading contemporary children's writers from Spain and Latin America--including Eliacer Cansino, Gloria Cecilia Díaz, Gonzalo Moure, and Ana María Shua--have created short stories based on the UNICEF's Charter of Children's Rights. Each one lends itself perfectly for classroom discussion. The complete text of the charter is included at the end of the book.978846960124\\The lone tree on Peace Street is rather grouchy. He especially does not like it when kids climb him. When autumn comes, his mood sours even more. He becomes so dried out, the town decides he must be cut down. The children ...