Las ilustraciones retratan a dos hermanas yendo de tienda a tienda comprando regalos de cumplea os para su madre. El texto en rima presenta a los n meros del uno al diez en ingl s y espa ol. Pictures depict two sisters going from shop to shop buying birthday presents for their mother. Rhyming text presents numbers from one to ten in English and Spanish.
positive challenge to little ones - & their parents!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
I loved the aztec inspired illustrations by barabara lavallee! The rounded faces and beautifully shadded clothes & objects are delightful. Two girls go through the mexican market and buy birthday gifts for their mama - counting in spanish & in english. One by one they guy 10 gifts - a ceramic sun, 2 doves, three bells, 4 pinata's, etc. It's a glorious celebration of the charm of pueblo markets. It's also great fun for you and your child to count along - uno dos tres, one two three, and at the back of the book there is a pronunciation guide. I think it's always a positive thing to challenge the little ones with new words, and this book will open up new avenues of understanding - we can count in other languages!
Uno, Dos, Tres-Easy as One, Two, Three
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
While the words and verse may be simple in this children's Spanish counting book, Pat Mora uses the sounds of the words to convey the senses of the Mexican market. Stars twink, twinkling, castanets click, clicks, bells ring, ringing. The vibrant colors and use of shading to create textures in the illustrations also reflects the wares of the Mexican Market.
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