People/Las Personas

by Mary Berendes and Kathleen Petelinsek

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26 pages4 minutes

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Simple text and illustrations teach readers common words for their family, relatives, and neighbors in both English and Spanish.

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Publisher: The Child's WorldReleased: Aug 1, 2011ISBN: 9781602539266Format: book

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Machines/Las Maquinas

House/La Casa

Food/La Comida

The Good Samaritan

Birthday Crafts

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

The Fox and the Grapes

Clothes/La Ropa

Piranhas

Feelings/Las Emociones

Animals/Los Animales

The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

The Ten Bridesmaids

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Body/El Cuerpo

Actions/Las Acciones

The Sower and the Seeds

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Careers/Las Carreras

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