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Rafi and Rosi
by
Lulu Delacre
Rosi Coqui's brother finds magic everywhere Rafi Coqui can sort sand with his magic fingers. He can shoot the stars from the sky. He can even find the smallest tree in the forest -- growing down, not up. Then one day Rafi's pet hermit crab runs away. Now it's Rosi's turn to show her brother that she knows where to look for magic, too. Can she find the crab in time for them...more
64 pages
Published
February 3rd 2004
by Harper Collins
(first published 2004)
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This is part of the I Can Read series. Written by Lulu Delacre, two lizard-looking characters Rafi and Rosi go on three different adventures in three separate chapters. The text is complicated and would require a late transitional reader to read independently.
The pictures are typical cartoons with a lot of movement and action.
The pictures are typical cartoons with a lot of movement and action.
My second graders love this! Karla saw me reading it and said, Aw, Ms. Stipp, you have Rafi and Rosi at the beach! I love them! I love their adventures at the beach! :)
A collection of stories about Rafi and Rosi and their adventures learning about magnetism, algae and seedlings. The stories can be used to supplement science lesons.
Excellent! What a great way to teach kids about educational concepts. Loved this book so much.
Brother and sister Coqui frogs explore the natural environment of Puerto Rico, including the iron content of sand, bioluminescence in Parguera Bay, mangroves, and hermit crabs. Cute anthropomorphized frogs amid colorful, animal-filled illustrations frame simple 1st or 2nd grade text. Includes additional information about each of the scientific concepts at the back. Curricular connections: science/biology/ecology, Puerto Rico, transition to independent reading.
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Grew up on the outskirts of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Lives in Silver Spring, Maryland with her husband and their two bilingual young daughters, Veronica and Alicia.
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