Acquire Eight Animals On The Town Conceived By Susan Middleton Elya Rendered As Manuscript

book is good for introducting the spanish language, I could read this book which studying CInco de Mayo, The pictures are really colorful which helps to keep students' attention, Cute picture book designed more to help children learn a few spanish words then to be acutually bilingal, but it is a lot of fun.
Great book incorporating spanish and english words, Also good to learn spanish numbers and animals, For younger grades, kThis book could be used as a read aloud or independently by an elementary school child.
the author, Susan Elya, has written this counting book that introduces children to some basic Spanish words, the illustrator, Lee Chapman, uses warm, bright colors in his pictures of whimsical animals, The majority of the backgrounds of his pictures show a dated, agrarian Mexico with people wearing similarly dated costumes.
This is a lovely book that blends English and Spanish in a way that creates flow and rhythm.
This is a great book for nonSpanish speakers and native Spanish speakers, It allows for all children to enjoy and understand the fluidity of language whether it is in Spanish or English.
Beautifully drawn. Learn Spanish words not just for counting to eight but also animals and what they eat, This bilingual picture book is a fun one for story time, Featuring rhymes in English with some Spanish words mixed in, it provides a great way to learn counting words and animal names in Spanish, as well as words for what the different animals eat.
A glossary and pronunciation guide are included at the end of the book,
Note: This book can be used in a counting/Census story time,
I liked this book due to the fact that it is a mixture of spanish and english words.
Children can learn simple spanish words that are supported by pictures, and the english word as well, I would recommend this book for ages, Great book! Good intro to some basic Spanish vocab Eight animals/animales go to town to buy some food.
Spanish words are sprinkled throughout the text to make it more fun, I would have liked to have a pronunciation guide somewhere in the book to help with some of the spanish words that I had never seen before.
My son loves the illustrations in this book, He has me read it to him and then he "reads" it to me, Toddlers, PreK, bilingual, phonological awareness, vocabulary, numbers, animals, rhyming, I loved this book because it was a good counting book for young children, Throughout the text, the author uses Spanish words to teach children another language, other than English, A skillful mix of English and Spanish adds a special flair to this lively, rhythmic picture book, It's nonstop fun when eight animal friendsocho animaleshead out to the market to find their supper, There's queso for the mouse, leche for the cat, and much more, And when all of the animals are fed, it's off to the baile to dance the night away! Brought

to life with Lee Chapman's bold illustrations, this is a great way to introduce young readers to a new language, as well as a great tool to help Spanishspeakers learn English.


"An engaging choice for early readers, " Booklist Susan Middleton Elya is the author of many books that cleverly incorporate Spanish vocabulary into lively verse.
She is originally from Iowa and now lives in Northern California, .