Pig Likes to Take Selfies
Who doesn’t like selfies?! Lots of people, as it turns out. Will Pig be able to outwit the naysayers in time to achieve photographic immortality?
This illustrated storybook for emergent readers learning Spanish as a second language uses a total of only 48 unique words, and 10 of them are cognates. Verb forms are counted as separate words, and the glossary gives both single-word definitions and info for beginners on how words go together. Unlike a Spanish-language children’s book, this book is written to help students who are not native speakers to learn to read Spanish. It focuses on the highest-frequency words and provides lots of repetition, so students can thoroughly internalize the important foundational words of the language. Language focus is hacer and le gusta.
Level 1
Unique Words: 48
Tense(s): present
Glossary: yes
©2018. Spanish. Level 1. 8 x 8 inches. Softcover, 20 pages.
About the Author
Terry Waltz, Ph.D, is a leading international TPRS/Comprehensible Input trainer and author of books and games for new readers of Chinese and Spanish.
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Mar 18, 2020 | By Kaia Voss
It is a super cute idea for a book and I love the concept, but there were quite a few errors throughout the book that I would not expect coming from an educational sight. If I could have the same book with the corrections fixed, it would be great. There were missing accents and incorrect conjugations. As a teacher I wouldn't feel comfortable using this in class because I always emphasize grammar rules to my students and they would notice as well.
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