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Diego's Springtime Fiesta
Diego is out gathering flowers for the Animal Rescue Center's Springtime Fiesta when he meets a mommy rabbit whose baby bunnies are missing! Join Diego on an exciting springtime rescue adventure, and help him bring the baby bunnies back to their mommy!
- GenresPicture BooksChildrens
24 pages, Paperback
First published January 8, 2008
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September 28, 2009
Finally! A Diego book that's short!
May 14, 2020
Am now starting😂😂😂😂💔
July 5, 2011
Diego is having a springtime fiesta at the animal clinic - but first he has to rescue the baby bunnies! Using spanish phrases throughout the text, Diego locates 5 missing baby bunnies and explains some of the behavioral characteristics of rabbits.
Diego's Springtime Fiesta presents a story that is identifiable to children of any nationality - yet still presents a unique take on learning language. By including Spanish words and phrases throughout the text, and accompanying them with complementary English that enables the reader to understand them, Diego and Dora books are a unique learning tool for small children. As an adult, I was amazed that the word 'Mira' which means 'to look' - seemed to fit comfortably into the text. After having taken Spanish for 4 years I'm not sure that phrase ever stuck - but hearing it in the context of an English story made it easier to remember.
Paired with bright, flat images, Diego's Springtime Fiesta is a great way to get young children started on a second language - without them even knowing!
Diego's Springtime Fiesta presents a story that is identifiable to children of any nationality - yet still presents a unique take on learning language. By including Spanish words and phrases throughout the text, and accompanying them with complementary English that enables the reader to understand them, Diego and Dora books are a unique learning tool for small children. As an adult, I was amazed that the word 'Mira' which means 'to look' - seemed to fit comfortably into the text. After having taken Spanish for 4 years I'm not sure that phrase ever stuck - but hearing it in the context of an English story made it easier to remember.
Paired with bright, flat images, Diego's Springtime Fiesta is a great way to get young children started on a second language - without them even knowing!
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