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Spanish Alphabet Coloring Book
Here is a coloring book that can teach children over 150 basic words in the Spanish language, from árbol (tree) and ardilla (squirrel) to zanahoria (carrot) and zapatos (shoes). As children color in the pictures of a vaquero (cowboy), ventana (window), or vaca (cow), they’ll effectively build their Spanish vocabularies in a way that makes learning fun.
Nina Barbaresi’s deft drawings make each of her subjects clearly recognizable. To help young artists associate each picture with the correct Spanish word — and remember it later on — the Spanish word appears next to each image, and again at the bottom of the page with its definite article and English translation.
Nina Barbaresi’s deft drawings make each of her subjects clearly recognizable. To help young artists associate each picture with the correct Spanish word — and remember it later on — the Spanish word appears next to each image, and again at the bottom of the page with its definite article and English translation.
Dover Original.
$4.99
Spanish Alphabet Coloring Book—
$4.99
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Here is a coloring book that can teach children over 150 basic words in the Spanish language, from árbol (tree) and ardilla (squirrel) to zanahoria (carrot) and zapatos (shoes). As children color in the pictures of a vaquero (cowboy), ventana (window), or vaca (cow), they’ll effectively build their Spanish vocabularies in a way that makes learning fun.
Nina Barbaresi’s deft drawings make each of her subjects clearly recognizable. To help young artists associate each picture with the correct Spanish word — and remember it later on — the Spanish word appears next to each image, and again at the bottom of the page with its definite article and English translation.
Nina Barbaresi’s deft drawings make each of her subjects clearly recognizable. To help young artists associate each picture with the correct Spanish word — and remember it later on — the Spanish word appears next to each image, and again at the bottom of the page with its definite article and English translation.
Dover Original.
