What are pandas like and how do they live? Readers will be captivated by the cute and gentle nature of the panda and enjoy colorful pictures featuring baby pandas and food pandas like to eat. The language art connection is the extensive vocabulary related to pandas.
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National Geographic Readers: Los Pandas (pandas) The whole world loves panda bears. Everyone loves to watch them play, climb, cuddle, and chew. But careful, they can scratch too-just look at that tree! Illustrated with wonderful photographs that document the animals unique place in China and the world, this carefully written Spanish story is for kids who…
Fiestas (holidays): Upper Emergent (nonfiction Readers) From Chinese New Year to the Fourth of July, readers will learn about various holidays around the world and the activities that make them so much fun. The connection to language arts is made through important vocabulary words that help describe the customs of different cultures and the holidays that…
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Figuras (shapes): Emergent (nonfiction Readers) Learn basic shapes including the triangle, circle, and square with everyday objects presented to help readers identify the shapes and how basic shapes exist all around them. A language arts connection provides vocabulary related to shapes.
