CAREGIVER CONNECT AURORA DRIVER

The artwork moves organically, following a logical sequence that relates to the story and expresses the text’s meaning.

Pastel yellows and sky blues have a strong presence on the pages full-spread illustrations on a white or light green background provides a fresh springtime ambiance that correlates with the soccer scene of the plot. Although the Spanish text will help emergent readers with simple vocabulary, the syntax lacks the natural flow of a well-defined sentence structure. Janovitz offers a straightforward plot built on one- and two-line sentences, set in a medium black font. This Spanish version of Score One More provides a great jumping-off point to address teamwork for young children. As the kids pass the soccer ball, defend, and score goals, one player realizes the importance of team play. PreS-Gr 1–A group of diverse children are playing soccer but exclude May, until a boy includes her in the game. VERDICT A Spanish-language early reader that will connect with preschool-age children with lively and humorous illustrations of their favorite vehicles. This would be a great choice for preschool story time about motor vehicles.

CAREGIVER CONNECT AURORA DRIVER

The book’s anthropomorphism is reinforced with smiling driver animals who interact with humans participating in the story with expressive attitudes. The artwork conveys the text with humor and digitally enhanced curved-line pencil drawings that supplement a sense of movement. Ferrari builds a straightforward narrative with one-line black text repeating the phrase “me gusta” or “I like” while providing the names of the different types of motor vehicles found in this story.

This Spanish edition of I Like My Bike offers a clever and lighthearted plot highlighting ways to defeat traffic congestion. The road has all types of vehicles, a yellow three-story bus filled with animal passengers, a blue limousine with a shark passenger, a red car driven by a dog, and a cheese truck driven by a mouse. PreS-Gr 1 –On a busy highway, a black-haired girl pedals her bicycle with all her might. These 10 Spanish-language and bilingual early readers are perfect for early elementary kids starting to read independently.įerrari, A.G.

Caregiver connect aurora