In Spanish, from 4yo.
Great book to help children understand how emotions work and how we can handle them. Each emotion is presented in a story giving some context on when that emotion may occur, how it can be triggered. Then there is an explanation about the emotion and some tips to help with coping.
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In Spanish, from 3yo.
Leopoldo owns a bookshop and loves recommending books to his customers. Once day a goat arrives in his shop and eats the books! Leopoldo will have to remember the days when he was himself a young billy who also liked to eat books to find a way to convince his customer goat that books are much more enjoyable when read.
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Our Spanish and French tours are now open to the language learners.
You do no need to master the language. Our tours offer additional exposure to enhance your language skills. We organise interactive activities and the language learners receive a vocabulary sheet related to the gallery visited.
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In Spanish, from 1yo.
Board book with colourful illustrations that children will love. Learn about transportation modes, ask your little one to describe the drawings using colours and shapes.
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In Spanish, from 7yo.
Great collection of activity books to learn or review the topics studied during year 2. There are different engaging activities to promote literacy skills in a fun way, such as word search, find the missing letters, cutting and pasting.
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In Spanish, from 4 yo.
A little girl moves in the forest and the three baddies want to scare her away. The mouse challenges them to take the little girl’s handkerchief or to leave the forest. The challenge is accepted by the Ogre, the Witch and the Ghost. One baddie at a time, the girl shows how brave she is and none of the baddie gets its way. The mouse goes to the girl and ask for her help in keeping his family warm. The young girl gives him her handkerchief. He is the winner and the three disappointed baddies leave the forest.
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In Spanish, from 2yo.
Rita is a big girl and needs to use the potty. Her dad gifts her the best potty ever. It is pirate ship. There are some many things Rita can do with her potty. It is so much fun, she wants her parrot and fish to try it too. She can also eat popcorn out of it or make a meal of dirt and flowers to feed her teddy.
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In Spanish, from 6yo.
It is Carnival time and at school everyone prepares for the parade. The children have to come up with disguises made by reusing or recycling materials. Who will have the most original disguise?
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In Spanish, from 2yo.
Wonderful story of a little boy who is going to spend his holidays with his grandmother. His grandma lives alone on a little island and always seems busy and does not have time to play with him. The little boy decides to explore the island. He discovers a huge rock with several holes and imagines it is a pirate cave, a sealing boat or a fossilised whale. He plays for a long time and notices the sky is turning dark grey. He decides to wait out the storm when he hears a strange noise in the mist of the storm. It was a little bird. He goes back to the grandma’s house and takes the birds he finds on his way back. Once the storm is over, all the birds resume their journey but one that decides to stay with the little boy.
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In Spanish, from 3yo.
This is the story of a little boy who has a monster living in his bedroom. He knows it because the monster likes eating dirty socks, he can only find one at a time. The monster likes to play with toys, this is why the bedroom is always messy. The monster also drops bits of cheese in the boy’s mouth during the night, this is why he has bad breath when he wakes in the morning.
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