Rookie espa?ol

Guillermo does not join the other children in playing games on the playground because he is waiting for his turn to ring the bell at the end of recess.

When Mom and Dad are too busy to talk and to listen, a boy and his grandmother enjoy conversations and spending time together.

An illustrated series of questions and answers about up and down, in and out, and hot and cool.

Children use their hands for all kinds of things when they prepare for and go to a birthday party.

Brief rhyming text describes children at camp who use their feet to do a variety of things, from kicking a soccer ball to rollerblading.

Illustrations and simple text describe the events of a baseball game.

When thunder makes a young girl and her dog afraid, they decide to make as much noise as the storm.

Joshua James likes all kinds of trucks, big trucks, little trucks, trucks that go up, and trucks that go down.

Labeled illustrations of a cat in various situations introduce basic Spanish words that are opposites, including the words for "up" and "down," "open" and "shut," and "fast" and "slow.".

A child tries to pack for a trip, but the cat keeps jumping into the suitcase.