A look at different pinatas and the various colors they come in.
Age
Catalog sorted by age group
My First Phrases in Spanish and English
Simple dialogues, set in school, in town, in the park, at the beach, and at home, present subjects familiar to children and sturdy pull-tabs transform the text from English to Spanish.
Alexander, Que Era Rico El Domingo Pasado
Although Alexander and his money are quickly parted, he comes to realize all the things that can be done with a dollar.
Lo Que Eduardo Sabe Hacer/ What Eddie Can Do
Eduardo is too busy imagining adventures to learn how to tie his shoes, but when his friend Clara is in trouble, his mother shows him that knowing how to tie your shoe can come in handy.
No Te Rias De Mi / Don’t Laugh At Me (Reading Rainbow Books)
Originally published in 2002, DON’T LAUGH AT ME became an instant classic of child empowerment. Since then, the Don’t Laugh At Me programs have been adopted by dozens of school districts across the United States. Now with a Spanish edition, readers can further spread the book’s unforgettable message of acceptance and pride to stop the cycle of teasing.
Kitten’s First Full Moon (Spanish Edition): La Primera Luna Llena De Gatita
¡Qué noche! Hay luna llena. Gatita tiene hambre, está muy curiosa, y valiente, y obstinada. Tiene mala suerte . . . ¡y después buena suerte! ¡Qué noche!
Once Upon A Potty–Girl (Spanish Edition): Mi Bacinica Y Yo (Para Ella)
Alona Frankel’s best-selling Once Upon a Potty books, featuring the two loveable characters Prudence and Joshua, are now available in a Spanish language edition.
Clothes / La Ropa (Bilingual First Books; Spanish Edition)
Cuddly and colorful teddy bears teach new words to very young children–and in two languages!.
Hermanos (Hablemos) (Spanish Edition)
Brightly colored photographs and simple text depict one aspect of a young child’s world–the experience of being or having a brother. Encourages children to explore and talk about their own experiences.
Pin Pin Sarabin
Songs and games bring together, every afternoon, children of diverse backgrounds. This wonderful celebration of the magic of traditional folklore is also a starting point for discussing the elimination of prejudice and discrimination.