hispanic americans

A collection of writings which represent the history of Hispanic literature in the United States from the age of exploration to the present.

A history of Latin American-born baseball players in the major leagues of the United States, discussing the meaning of the Latin hunger for success in the game, and examining the physical and cultural transitions required of these men as they moved from homeland to new country.

Max pays a visit to the barbershop where he gets his hair cut and receives a new comb.

Max enjoys shopping at a variety of stores.

A Hispanic family enjoys the traditional celebration of El Di? de los Reyes, or Epiphany, by reenacting the long walk of the three wise men bringing gifts to baby Jesus.

Contains articles that examine the achievements of sixteen notable Hispanic Americans in a range of fields, including Joan Baez, Sandra Cisneros, Roberto Goizueta, and Jose Feliciano, each with comprehension questions.

Twenty-one poems about growing up in an Hispanic neighborhood, highlighting the delights in such everyday items as sprinklers, the park, the library, and pomegranates.

Thirteen-year-old Claudia describes how she earns money and has fun in her spare time and shares some secrets on how to find jobs that fit one's interest, how to save money and spend it wisely, and how to balance work, family, friends, and school. Includes discussion questions and a writing activity.

Thirteen-year-old Claudia describes her classmates and life in middle school, and shares some secrets on how to participate in school activities, manage homework, decode teacher personalities, and get involved . Includes discussion questions and a writing activity.