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Mi Monstruo 4 Primeros Lectores
by Kaz Campbell César Medina CruzSigue las aventuras de los monstruos en su primer día en el Cole; en el parque; yendo al truco o trato y también lee acerca de la fiesta de cumpleaños. Todas las historias tienen imagenes para ayudar la comprensión y el disfrute de la lectura de tu hijo. Hay 2 secciones extra: bromas monstruosas, toc toc chistes, trabalenguas. También una sección que explica Cómo Leer con un Niño Pequeño.
Mi Monstruo - Nivel 2 Palabras a la vista - Libro 4
by Kaz Campbell Marina García RodríguezLibro de palabras a la vista para lectores principiantes, con frases cortas y oraciones sencillas Aprende a leer PALABRAS A LA VISTA, nivel 2, libro para lectores principiantes. El libro 4 combina las palabras a la vista que cubrimos en Mi Monstruo nivel 1 - Libros 1, 2 y 3 en frases cortas y oraciones sencillas. Cada página tiene una imagen de referencia para hacerle más fácil la lectura a los más pequeños. Trabaje a lo lago de esta serie de libros y será capaz de enseñarle a su hijo/a a leer y a darles un gran comienzo. Hay 6 libros de Palabras a la Vista en este Programa para aprender a leer. En el nivel 1 (palabras solas e imágenes), hay tres libros y el nivel 2 (incluye las palabras a la vista en oraciones sencillas) también tiene tres libros. Los libros en la serie de Aprender a leer están numerados, por lo que deberán comenzar con el libro uno y seguir a partir de ahí. La serie de Mi Montruo aprende a leer es el método perfecto para enseñarle a tu hijo/a a leer. Este libro también incluye varios consejos de lectura para ayudar a+ padres y a niños.
MI MONSTRUO- Palabras de la Vista. Nivel 1- Libro Nª3
by Kaz Campbell Lilian G. SelvaggioAprende a Leer con PALABRAS DE LA VISTA, Libro Nº 3, es para lectores iniciales. El Libro Nª 3 contiene màs de 100 páginas con coloridas e interesantes figuras de insectos, objetos, alimentos, deportes, estado del tiempo, el espacio, y palabras para unir ideas con sus correspondientes palabras. Este es el 3er. Libro de la serie Mi Monstruo aprende a leer. Al trabajar con esta serie de libros serás capaz de enseñar a tu hijo a leer y le darás un fuer envión inicial. Hay 3 libros de Palabras de la Vista en el Nivel 1 (palabras individuales e imágenes) y cada libro cubre 7 àreas diferentes. Los libros de la serie Aprende a Leer están enumerados, por lo que es conveniente comenzar con el Libro Nª 1 y continuar trabajando con los siguientes. Los libros de Nivel 2 (hay también 3 libros en este nivel) también contienen Palabras de la Vista, pero en lugar de palabras individuales, están combinadas en fases cortas y oraciones simples. Una figura acompaña cada frase u oración, haciendo màs fácil la lectura para tu niño.La serie Mi Monstruo Aprende a Leer es la manera perfecta de enseñar a tu hijo a leer. Este libro también tiene una cantidad de consejos para ayudar a los padres a enseñar a leer a sus hijos.
Mi Monstruo PALABRAS DE LA VISTA Nivel 2 Libro Nº 5
by Kaz Campbell Lilian G. SelvaggioAprende a Leer PALABRAS DE LA VISTA Nivel 2, Libro Nº 5, para Lectores iniciales. El libro Nº 5 combina las palabras de la vista cubiertas en Mi Monstruo Nivel 1-Libros Nº 1, 2 y 3 en frases cortas y oraciones simples. Cada página está ilustrada, haciendo la lectura más fácil para los niños. Al trabajar con esta serie de libros podrás enseñar a tu hijo a leer y le darás un importante envión inicial. Hay 6 libros de Palabras de la Vista en este Programa para Aprender a Leer. En el Nivel 1 (palabras simples e imágenes) hay tres libros, y en el Nivel 2 (que combina las palabras de la vista en oraciones simples) hay también tres libros. Los libros de la serie están enumerados, por lo tanto puedes comenzar desde el Libro Nº 1 y continuar trabajando con los siguientes.
Mi Monstruo Palabras Visuales Nivel 1 Libro 1
by Kaz Campbell María Z. HeffronUn libro para aprender a leer PALABRAS VISUALES para lectores principiantes. En el Libro 1 hay más de 100 páginas con imágenes interesantes en colores sobre Personas, Animales, Colores, Tamaños, Lugares, Transportes y Acciones con sus palabras correspondientes. Este es el Primer Libro de la serie de Mi Monstruo Aprende a Leer. Trabaje con la serie de estos libros y podrá enseñarle a sus niños a leer y a obtener una gran ventaja con respecto a otros niños. Hay 3 Libros de Palabras Visuales en el nivel 1 (palabras sueltas con imágenes) y cada libro cubre 7 áreas diferentes. Los libros en la serie de Aprenda a Leer están todos enumerados así que comience por el Libro 1 y continúe trabajando con el resto. Los libros del nivel 2 (hay también 3 libros en este nivel) también contienen palabras visuales pero están combinadas en frases cortas y oraciones simples. Una imagen acompaña a cada frase u oración haciéndolo más fácil para los niños poder leerlas. La serie de Mi Monstruo Aprende a Leer es el camino perfecto para enseñar a los niños a leer. Este libro también tiene una serie de consejos para los padres para enseñar a leer y ayudar a los niños. Ejemplo del Texto: Palabras Visuales Libro 1 Palabras Visuales con Imágenes Personas Personas sin imágenes Animales Animales sin imágenes Colores Colores sin imágenes Tamaños Tamaños sin imágenes Lugares Lugares sin imágenes Transportes Transportes sin imágenes Acciones Acciones sin imágenes
Mi Monstruo. Palabras visuales Nivel 1 - Libro 2
by Kaz Campbell Alejandra GutierrezAprende a leer. Palabras Visuales, Libro 2 para lectores principiantes. El libro 2 tiene más de cien páginas con interesantes y coloridas ilustraciones de Mascotas, Ropa, Juguetes, Profesiones, Números, Sentimientos y Posiciones, todas con sus correspondientes palabras. Este es el segundo libro en la Serie Mi monstruo aprende a leer. Usa esta serie de libros para enseñar a leer a tu hijo y dale una enorme ventaja. Hay tres libros de Palabras visuales en el Nivel 1 (palabras individuales e ilustraciones) y cada libro abarca siete áreas diferentes. Los libros de la serie Aprende a leer están numerados, de modo que comienza con el Libro 1 y continúa con los siguientes. Los libros del Nivel 2 (hay tres libros en este nivel) también incluyen palabras visuales, pero en vez de palabras individuales, estas están combinadas en párrafos cortos y oraciones simples. Una ilustración acompaña cada frase u oración para facilitarle la lectura a tu hijo.
Mi Monstruo Vio Palabras
by Bill Campbell Karen Campbell Katrina Kahler Octavio CruzGood evening im sending the edition from my monsters sight words I hope its ok have a nice weekend, Talk You soon,
The MI Strategy Bank: 800+ Multiple Intelligence Ideas for the Elementary Classroom
by Ellen ArnoldElementary educators learn to recognize how students learn best--and adjust their lesson plans accordingly--with this handbook's Multiple Intelligence (MI)-based strategies. Starting with a diagnostic interview for each child that helps teachers develop the best instructional methods for their classrooms, this guide provides hundreds of specific teaching methods that strengthen each of the eight intelligences in any classroom situation. Case studies from actual strength-based assessments (one for each of the eight intelligences) outline examples for how these strategies can be applied at any grade level to improve such skills as reading, writing, spelling, math, note taking, and listening, as well as to minimize behavior problems. In this updated edition, 50 specific strength-based interventions that range from vocabulary retention and reading comprehension to self-discipline and task completion show how each of the eight intelligences can be utilized in the teaching of a single lesson. A selection of grade-specific content includes using MI theory to teach story writing, singing, and democracy.
Mi Ukelele para Niños: Cómo Tocar el Ukelele para Niños
by Rudolph D. WhiteEste libro es la perfecta introducción al Ukelele para niños de todas las edades. Sin partituras, los niños pueden seguir fácilmente los claros y simples diagramas y fotos para aprender sus primeros acordes, tocar canciones divertidas y ganar confianza tocando su primer ukelele! •Instrucciones e ilustraciones fáciles de seguir. •Ejercicios simples para seguir y practicar. •Aprenden a su propio ritmo. •Canciones fáciles y divertidas, acordes y ritmos para tocar. •Simplemente sigue las instrucciones en el libro y los niños estarán tocando ukelele en poco tiempo. Compra este libro ahora
Mi Voz, Mi Vida
by Andrew Garrod Robert Kilkenny Christina GómezAmid the flurry of debates about immigration, poverty, and education in the United States, the stories in Mi Voz, Mi Vida allow us to reflect on how young people who might be most affected by the results of these debates actually navigate through American society. The fifteen Latino college students who tell their stories in this book come from a variety of socioeconomic, regional, and family backgrounds-they are young men and women of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Dominican, Central American, and South American descent. Their insights are both balanced and frank, blending personal, anecdotal, political, and cultural viewpoints. Their engaging stories detail the students' personal struggles with issues such as identity and biculturalism, family dynamics, religion, poverty, stereotypes, and the value of education. Throughout, they provide insights into issues of racial identity in contemporary America among a minority population that is very much in the news. This book gives educators, students, and their families a clear view of the experience of Latino students adapting to a challenging educational environment and a cultural context-Dartmouth College-often very different from their childhood ones.
Mi Voz, Mi Vida: Latino College Students Tell Their Life Stories
by Andrew Garrod Robert Kilkenny Christina GomezGarrod (education, Dartmouth College), Kilkenny (social work, Simmons College, Boston), and Goméz (sociology and Latino studies, Northeastern Illinois U. , Chicago) present a collection of 15 first-person narratives by Latino college students, aged 18 to 22, who attended Dartmouth; all but one of the essays was written within the last four years. The authors reflect on formative relationships and influences, life-changing events, and factors that helped shape their values, educational outcomes, and sense of personal identity. The text does not focus on Dartmouth per se or on its educational impact on the students, but rather on their evolving lives and Latino identities. The contributions are grouped into four major themes from the essays-- resilience, biculturalism, mentoring, and identity. For educators, college administrators, students and their families.
Mia and the Big Sister Ballet (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyMia the kitten who loves ballet is back in another sweet I Can Read story perfect for fans of Tallulah books and aspiring ballerinas everywhere.When Mia grows up, she wants to be just like her big sister, Ava! Ava is a ballerina in a real show, and Mia's class is taking a trip to visit her. Mia and her friends watch Ava dance in the ballet, and then Ava shows them how to do some new moves. Mia tries to dance her best so that Ava will watch, but Ava is too busy helping Mia's friends to notice. How can Mia show her big sister what a great ballerina she is?Mia and the Big Sister Ballet is Mia's fourth My First I Can Read book, perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia and the Daisy Dance (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyMia and her ballet friends are back in another charming I Can Read story perfect for fans of Tallulah books and aspiring ballerinas everywhere.Mia’s dance class is putting on their first show! The dancers will perform their own special parts, and Mia can’t wait to practice. The dance is going to be perfect! But when Mia’s friend Anna leaves class early without learning her part, Mia begins to worry. Will Anna be able to dance at the show? Together Mia and Anna learn that sometimes it’s not about the end result, but the fun of learning with a friend.Mia and the Daisy Dance is a My First I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia and the Dance for Two (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyMia and her ballet friends are back in another charming I Can Read story perfect for fans of Tallulah books and aspiring ballerinas everywhere.Mia is excited to learn a new dance with her best friend, Ruby. But on the day of class, Ruby isn’t feeling well and Mia must find another partner. At first Mia is afraid she won’t have anyone to dance with, but soon Mia finds herself with not one, but two partners! Making sure no one is left out, Mia finds a solution that will work for everyone.Mia and the Dance for Two is a My First I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia and the Girl with a Twirl (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyBallerina kitten Mia is back in a seventh I Can Read Book by Robin Farley. Adorable full-color illustrations by Olga and Aleksey Ivanov and a dance dictionary add to the fun. This series is perfect for fans of the Tallulah books.Mia and her friend Ruby are excited to welcome a new girl—Sara—to Miss Bird’s dance class. They try to teach her exactly how to do their dance. But Sara doesn’t do it right. She adds a new twist to every step! By watching Sara dance, Mia and her classmates eventually learn that individuality is a wonderful thing.Mia and the Girl with a Twirl is a My First I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for reading aloud to a child.
Mia and the Tiny Toe Shoes (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyBallerina kitten Mia is back in another charming I Can Read story perfect for fans of Tallulah books and aspiring ballerinas everywhere.Mia loves her dance class, and Mia loves her teacher, Miss Bird. So when Miss Bird asks Mia to help out in the little dancers' class, Mia is excited! She wants to teach the tiny ballerinas to dance, just like Miss Bird teaches Mia. But when the younger girls have trouble with their steps, Mia gets worried. What if the little ballerinas aren't able to do the dance? As always, Mia uses her quick thinking to come up with the perfect solution.Mia and the Tiny Toe Shoes is a My First I Can Read book, perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia and the Too Big Tutu (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyMeet Mia, the kitten who loves ballet! This sweet I Can Read story’s adorable illustrations and dance dictionary is perfect for fans of the Tallulah books and for aspiring ballerinas of all ages. On her first day at dance class, Mia can’t wait to put on her bouncy pink tutu. There’s only one problem: her tutu is too-too big! It falls down and Mia falls over it with every step. But just as Mia starts to get upset, she meets Ruby—and Mia realizes that no setback is too hard to handle with a good friend by your side.Mia and the Too Big Tutu is a My First I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia Jazzes It Up! (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyMia’s eighth I Can Read book is full of the same dancing readers love, but with a whole set of new moves (and words!) to help beginning readers grow, perfect for fans of the Tallulah books.For a new dance number, Mia the ballerina kitten swaps her ballet slippers for jazz shoes. The only thing is, Mia doesn’t think the jazz shoes are as pretty as her pink slippers. The plain shoes don’t seem to match the snazzy jazz routine. As always, Mia uses her quick thinking to come up with the perfect solution to match her plain Jane outfit to her jazzy steps.Mia Jazzes It Up is a My First I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia Sets the Stage (My First I Can Read)
by Robin FarleyMia and her ballet friends are back in another charming I Can Read story perfect for fans of Tallulah books and aspiring ballerinas everywhere.The big recital is just around the corner, and all of the students in Miss Bird's dance class are busy getting ready. The stage is designed, the costumes are picked, and the dancers must practice, practice, practice! But when Mia decides to practice on her way home from class, she falls and hurts her paw. Oh, no! Can Mia still be part of the big day? Miss Bird might have the perfect part for Mia after all.Mia Sets the Stage is a My First I Can Read book, perfect for shared reading with a child.
Mia the Bridesmaid Fairy (Rainbow Magic Early Reader #7)
by Daisy MeadowsThese cheerful and inviting Early Readers bring the blast of colour that Rainbow Magic's youngest fans have been waiting for!Best friends Rachel and Kirsty are going to be bridesmaids. But Mia the Bridesmaid Fairy has lost her magical objects that make weddings everywhere special. If the girls can't help their friend, all weddings will be ruined everywhere! Mia's magical items are a silver sixpence, two golden bells and a moonshine veil.'These stories are magic; they turn children into readers!' ReadingZone.comIf you like Rainbow Magic, check out Daisy Meadows' other series: Magic Animal Friends and Unicorn Magic!
Mia the Meek (Mia Fullerton #1)
by Eileen BoggessNovel About A Common Teen Concern: Shyness Mia the Meek, the first installment in the Mia Fullerton series, is a tweener/teenage comedy about a 14-year-old girl, Mia, who resolves to cease her meek and timid ways once she enters high school, and then encounters unexpected hurdles when she overcompensates for her previous weaknesses. Poised to begin her freshman year at St. Hilary’s High School, Mia Fullerton has set two goals for herself: first and foremost, to shed her long-held nickname of “Mia the Meek,” and then to soar confidently into a new social, academic, and family life. Unfortunately, her transformation is made all the harder by any number of factors, including her bratty little brother, and her own tendency to overdo things. The week before school starts, Mia wakes up to discover new neighbors have moved in next door. Forced by her mother to take them her special chocolate chip cookies, the very shy Mia encounters Tim, the family’s handsome yet seemingly arrogant oldest son. The Mia-Tim relationship that develops seems to be all about competition--everything from literature to the basketball court. School begins, and Mia immediately meets with all sorts of additional, unexpected challenges. Her new locker is right next to that of her arch-enemy, the ever-popular Cassie. In science lab, Mia’s paired with Tim, with whom she constantly bickers. Her mom, who, to make a point, willingly tells her students about little Mia in diapers, becomes her very own English teacher. And, before she knows it, Mia's best friend nominates her for class president. What’s worse, she’s running against Cassie! But when she learns that her crush, Jake Harris, has seconded her nomination, Mia agrees to run. After all, she reasons, what better way to emerge from her shell? As the year goes on, Mia’s misadventures multiply, as do her successes. She becomes class president--with the help of an improvised speech and an unconventional catch phrase. She begins to date Jake Harris. She helps lead her team in the Academic Quiz Bowl. And she tries to balance her new friends with her old ones. In the end, Mia emerges a far different person than when she set out, though it isn’t the person she had imagined that first day at St. Hilary’s. She’s a “Mia in progress,” learning from her mistakes and humorous successes, and welcoming her future. In Mia, author Eileen Boggess has created the best kind of modern female role model--the kind who sees most of her flaws and wants to change them; one who’s not only intelligent but athletic; and one who, while struggling with all the problems of girls her age, is valiantly trying to find her way through a very awkward time of life. Look for Mia the Melodramatic and additional books in the Mia series.
Miaow Miaow Bow Wow (Early Reader Ser.)
by Francesca Simon Emily BolamEarly Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey.Dizzy the dog loves to sing, but the mean old Alley Cats won't let him join their chorus. But what do cats know about singing anyway? It's time to show them just what the dogs can do!
Mia's Golden Bird: Mia's Golden Bird (Charmed Life #2)
by Lisa SchroederFour best friends, one lucky bracelet, and an utterly charming new middle-grade series!Mia has always loved living in southern California, where she takes every chance she gets to surf. But when she breaks her foot, Mia can't believe how bored she is! Bored enough that she's caught bird-watching -- by a famous young actress! Turns out, the other girl likes birds, too, and when she invites Mia to come with her to take photos, Mia jumps at the chance. Something to do AND the money she needs to pay for camp for next year! There's just one more problem: How will she keep her weird new job a secret from her BFFs?
Micah: Justice and Loyalty (International Theological Commentary (ITC))
by Juan I. AlfaroAs the most forceful biblical proponent of the ideals of justice, loyalty, and kindness, Micah holds special appeal for those who are concerned about the powerlessness of the poor and humble. In this commentary Juan Alfaro examines the prophecies of Micah as they address both the internal and the external crises that faced Judah in the eighth century B.C. Throughout his exposition Alfaro stresses that Micah does not belong to a dead past; rather, Micah's challenging message of judgment and hope calls for change and conversion in our world today.
Micah: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (The Anchor Yale Bible Commentaries)
by Bob BeckingA new translation and commentary on the biblical book of Micah that proposes a convincing new theory of its composition history While the biblical book of Micah is most famous for its images of peace—swords forged into to plowshares, spears turned into pruning hooks—and its passages of prophetic hope, the book is largely composed of prophecies of ruin. The historical Micah, who likely lived in the late eighth century BCE, is the first recorded prophet to predict the fateful fall of Jerusalem, and he also foretells the destruction of the regions of Samaria and Judah, in addition to the more well-known promises of Judah’s eventual restoration. Bob Becking translates the Hebrew text anew and illuminates the book’s most important elements, including its literary features, political context, and composition history. Drawing on ancient Near Eastern comparative evidence, archaeological notes, and inscriptions, Becking surveys the debates surrounding the book’s interpretation and argues that it be regarded as three separate source texts: the early first chapter; a large middle section containing a proto-apocalyptic, alternating prophetic futurology collected and molded by a later redactor; and an added section advocating for legal reform under Josiah.