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Get Dressed, Robbie / Vístete, Robertito
This bilingual picture book is a charming story of how kids put together the ingredients to make supper. They need cheese, flour, tomatoes, and mushrooms--but not potatoes. What are they making? A pizza! Every page has text in two languages accompanying cheerful illustrations. At the back of the book, a short picture dictionary will help kids learn vocabulary.
- GenresPicture Books
28 pages, Hardcover
First published October 1, 1998
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November 30, 2017
Kids have such enthusiasm when it comes to dress up. I know mine goes through clothes like crazy.
August 31, 2020
Comme Robbie, je porte parfois des vêtements trop grands, trop petits et de ma malle de costume!
Like Robbie, I sometimes wear clothes that are too big, too small, and from my costume trunk!
Like Robbie, I sometimes wear clothes that are too big, too small, and from my costume trunk!
February 3, 2013
I'm an adult learning Spanish. I've just started and am using Spanish/English picture books to augment my learning.
This is the second book I've read of this series. The story is quick, simple, and quite engaging. It is repetitive which greatly helps with my Spanish acquisition.
The downside of this book is that I found its cover to be off putting. I'd avoided this series initially because its cover didnt accurately depict the books contents.
But, once I started to read the book, I was hooked. I
'm struggling to describe the reading level. It is quite low and primarily focused on clothing vocabulary. I was faced with unfamiliar sentence constructions, but with the pictures and English translation, I found that I could read the Spanish with just a bit of stretching. I'm still very early in my learning, just being introduced to irregular present tense conjugation and trying to solidify regular present tense conjugation.
I plan to obtain the other books in its series via inter library loan. So, this book is a five star for me.
This is the second book I've read of this series. The story is quick, simple, and quite engaging. It is repetitive which greatly helps with my Spanish acquisition.
The downside of this book is that I found its cover to be off putting. I'd avoided this series initially because its cover didnt accurately depict the books contents.
But, once I started to read the book, I was hooked. I
'm struggling to describe the reading level. It is quite low and primarily focused on clothing vocabulary. I was faced with unfamiliar sentence constructions, but with the pictures and English translation, I found that I could read the Spanish with just a bit of stretching. I'm still very early in my learning, just being introduced to irregular present tense conjugation and trying to solidify regular present tense conjugation.
I plan to obtain the other books in its series via inter library loan. So, this book is a five star for me.
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