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Spanish Language Materials - Elementary Abuela matter , and that all matter can be seen. Kit Carson tells his own exciting 083287 1/2" video described with these basic scientific story of exploration in the West. 12 min PI 1999 Weston Woods properties: mass weight, volume and Explorers; West (U.S.) ­ Rosalba and her grandmother have density. Students are also introduced Exploration; Discoveries in a very special relationship which they to the basic forms of matter: solid, geography; Pioneers–West (U.S.)– share with us in an imaginary flight liquid and gas. A hands-on activity Biography; Spanish language; over Manhattan. Rosalba narrates the permits students to use density to United States - History flight in a combination of English and suspend an egg in a beaker of water. Spanish. Physics; Matter - Analysis; Matter; Amigos Children’s literature - Adaptations; Science; Spanish language Goals of the series are to expose Grandparents - Fiction; Spanish children to basic Spanish vocabulary; language - Reading materials; Alphabet fiesta introduce children to Hispanic culture; Picture books for children ­ Miranda, Anne 127861 1/2" video create an interest in the geography of Adaptations; Spanish language 27 min YP 2004 Film Ideas, Inc. countries where Spanish is the Picture books on video or DVD Series primary language; and to reinforce Aesop’s fables - In this bilingual alphabet story, all the skills and concepts taught in the 322004 CD (MAC or IBM) animals are invited to a surprise primary grades. Includes 30 PI 1993 Discis Knowledge Research birthday party for Zelda the zebra. An 15-minute programs. Inc endearing introduction to the alphabet Spanish language - Terms and Kids can read discis books Series ­ in two languages, video is presented phrases Included: Crab and his mother; in three separate versions - first in For descriptions see individual Travelers and the plane-tree; Town English, then in Spanish, then in titles: mouse and the country mouse; Fox English and Spanish together. Perry Pepe es un perro / and the crow; Fox and the grapes; Illustrated by Spanish schoolchildren. Fernandez’s funky fonda : la Crow and the pitcher; Cat and the (An English/Spanish alphabet story) gran inauguracion birds; Ants and the grasshopper; Dog La caperucita roja / El sueno de and his shadow; Quack frog. Alphabet books; Alphabet; Spanish language Perro Pepe Numerous activity sheets and Mark va a la escuela? / La assessment forms included. senorita y su perro Reading - Correlation with other Amapolas Y Patitos Vamos al cine / Las flores subjects; Spanish language ­ 018241 Media Kit Lunes de tormenta / Los colores Terms and phrases; Fables; PI 1999 GRUPO CANAVERAL de Miriam Children’s literature - Foreign Contains an introduction to each song, Ir o no ir / Buen viaje, Senorita language; Spanish language lead sheets, and the lyrics of the Fernandez songs in Spanish, with literal En cual direccion doblar? / Es Alaska : raven steals the translations in English. Kit contains: magia daylight *Cassette *compact disc *lyrics book Mi casa es su casa / Donde esta 044692 Digital Video *activities book *workbook *lead el perro? 15 min IM 2005 Schlessinger Media sheets. A Perro Pepe le duele un diente / Animated tales of the world Series ­ Music; Spanish language Las formas This folktale from Alaska describes a La reunion / Mi hogar, dulce hogar time when people lived in darkness. There was no sun, moon or stars to Amazing Mallika : controlling anger (Spanish) Analyzing & appreciating poetry brighten up the sky. Instead, Light 044930 Digital Video was kept tucked away in the faraway 086416 1/2" video 15 min PI 1997 Marsh Media 23 min IMH 2007 Schlessinger home of the Sky Chief. Find out how Media the trickster god Raven and his Key concepts in personal development Series - Mallika is a tiger with a Literature for students Series - Explore sidekick Petrel devise and carry out a some of the formats and devices of play to bring light to Earth. temper. Three vignettes tell how Mallika responds with fury to her poetry, and uncover an appreciation Folklore - Alaska; Language arts for the use of language and theme. (Elementary); Spanish language; brother’s unfair play, the teasing of trouble-making monkeys, and her own Classic examples from renowned Trickster tales inadequacies. Using techniques poets from different eras are used to illustrate many different types of Alexander Graham Bell : suggested by her mother, the little tiger learns ways to cool off, calm poetry and the rich use of figurative Spanish language. Discover the benefits of 086486 1/2" video down, and take charge of her own feelings. Spanish language only. both reading and hearing a poem, and 30 min PI 1997 Library Video experience the connection between Company Character education; Spanish poetry and the world around you. Animated hero classics Series - Learn language From the rhyme and meter of a sonnet how Alexander Graham Bell to all the possibilities of free verse, developed the first telephone. Working The American frontier students will enjoy this exploration into with his partner Thomas Watson, 044890 Digital Video one the most expressive forms of discover how Bell’s work in creating a 23 min IM 2006 Schlessinger Media literature. device to amplify sound for the deaf Explorers of the world Series ­ Literature - Study and teaching; led to his landmark invention. Closed Highlights Daniel Boone, an expert Poetry - Study and teaching; captioned. woodsman and superior negotiator, Spanish language Animation; Deaf; Inventors–Fiction; who founded the first permanent Spanish language; Historical settlement in Kentucky. Describes Analyzing fiction Fiction; Physically handicapped Zebulon Pike and his search for the 044931 Digital Video source of the Mississippi River and 23 min IMH 2007 Schlessinger All about properties of matter Jedediah Smith, the first American to Media 056087 1/2" video travel over land to California while Literature for students Series ­ 23 min PI 2000 Library Video pioneering the route that became Thinking deeply about a book, Company known as the Oregon Trail. Introduces pondering its meaning and trying to Physical science for children Series ­ James Beckwourth, one of the understand how the author went about Learn that all objects are made of greatest storytellers the West had ever writing it is what analyzing fiction is all 1 Spanish Language Materials - Elementary about! Join our hosts as they different societies merged to bring with his friend Niki. Children learn investigate the many different stylistic about the crumbling of the Aztec common expressions and animal choices that an author can make culture, the destruction of prized Aztec names. Features on-screen text in when creating a work of fiction. architecture and the decline of its both Spanish and English. Consider examples from authors and population due to enslavement and English language - Conversations experience figurative language to see disease. Reveals that Christianity and and phrases; English as a Second how it helps readers to appreciate the Spanish language prevail in Language (ESL); Spanish language both the power of language and its Mexico today, but traditions and tales beauty. Then, take your understanding of the lost Aztec Empire live on Animals that live in the desert/ and appreciation of fiction to the next through its remaining Aztec animales del desierto level as our hosts explain the many descendants. Macken, JoAnn Early 002783 Book ways in which you can "connect" with Aztecs; Civilization, Ancient; Kit a text. Archaelogists–Field work; Spanish P 2006 Gumdrop Books Fiction - Technique; Spanish language This special English-Spanish bilingual language set provides a convenient and Ancient civilizations for children stimulating opportunity for children to Analyzing nonfiction Through spectacular re-creations, work on their second-language skills 044932 Digital Video beautiful location footage and 3-D as they develop strengths in their 23 min IMH 2007 Schlessinger graphic models, students discover how primary language. Each book in this Media ancient peoples lived, ate, dressed series describes a different creature Literature for students Series - In and worked. Archaeologist Arizona that makes its home in the desert. literature when your purpose is to Smith and his young detective-in­ Beginning readers will learn how really dig into a subject and get to the training explore ancient Africa, China, these voracious raptors adapt to their facts of the matter, nonfiction is where Egypt, Greece, Mesopotamia, Rome, arid environment. Easy-to-read titles it’s at! Join our hosts in an exploration and the civilizations of the ancient with short, simple texts, illustrated with of all things nonfiction, from primary Aegean, Inca and Maya. enlarged color photos. (6 titles/12 and secondary sources to a survey of Civilization, Ancient books) Interest level K-3 the many different types of nonfiction For descriptions see individual Bilingual Books; Spanish language; writing. Students will discover that an titles: Animals; Deserts awareness of common features and Ancient Aztec empire formats is helpful when looking for Ancient Aztec : the fall of the Animals that live on the farm/ specific information. In addition, they empire bilingual will learn that there are a variety of Macken, JoAnn Early 001811 Book factors to consider when critically Angelina Ballerina : the magic Kit evaluating a work of nonfiction, such dance P 2005 Gumdrop Books as determining the author’s purpose 041536 Digital Video Each book describes why and how and if the information provided is 110 min YP 2004 Barnes & Noble different animals are raised. Colorful accurate, verifiable and up-to-date. Booksellers Inc photos illustrate life on a farm and Exposition (Rhetoric); Spanish Based on the enormously popular complement the simple English and language books by Helen Craig and Katharine Spanish text. Interest level K-3 Holabird, Angelina Ballerina tells the Farm life; Bilingual Books; Spanish Ancient Aztec empire timeless tales of a remarkable little language; Animals 044871 Digital Video mouse who dreams of becoming a 19 min PIM 1998 Schlessinger prima ballerina.
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