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Spanish for Children, Primer a Text

Spanish for Children, Primer a Text | Julia Kraut, Sarah Foose, Grant Durrell

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The Spanish for Children Primer Series teaches elementary students this dynamic language, both classically and creatively, at a time when students soak up language like a sponge. Recommended for grades four and up, Spanish for Children emphasizes grammar and the parts of speech as vital tools for correctly speaking and understanding Spanish. The text also uses lively chants to aid memorization of both grammar and vocabulary.

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Spanish for Children, Primer a Text | Julia Kraut, Sarah Foose, Grant Durrell

I brought this board book home from the library to read with my daughter who is learning Spanish. It seems to be about slavery. This reads: "And if the black man doesn't sleep the white devil will come and Boom! eat his foot." Um, okay...

tournevis Sounds like colonialism to me! 😜 7y

Dolly Sounds a bit Grimm! 🙄 7y

EllieDottie 😳 7y

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PeruvianBookWorm Sounds like a Peruvian history book! Hahahhaa Latin America literature is often expressed in that way 7y

SuperPunkNinja @PeruvianBookWorm Really? I was wondering how normal this sort of writing was in children's books. 7y

PeruvianBookWorm @McShelfington it is normal. I have read plenty as a kid for school. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Abraham Valdelomar (El Caballero Carmelo) and so on 😹 this one I loved although is a bit weird. Would suggest to read it first by yourself 😹

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Del amor y otros demonios

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SuperPunkNinja @PeruvianBookWorm Awesome! Thank you! 7y

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