El Gran Nacho: A Spanish Literacy Workbook
The following is sponsored post with Nacho Books. All thoughts and opinions are mine.
Last month, I told you about Nacho Books' new website and that they had added new titles to their selection of books they sell. Today, I want to tell you about one of those titles that I think many of you will really like.A Spanish Reading and Writing Master Activity Book
El Gran Nacho is 288 pages of literacy developing activities. It is definitely THE activity book to get to engage your kids during the summer or throughout the school year.
It's designed for children in the first grade. The book's introduction says that the exercises emphasize the following:
- stimulates the development of literacy skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- exercises basic function such as visual perception, auditory skills, fine and gross motor skills
- and motivates children to follow the instructions of their teacher (you!), while helping them understand their leading role in the building of their own knowledge.
Okay, so what does this all mean? A LOT of experience and work has gone into creating this book.
It presents letters carefully; the most frequently used letters in the Spanish language are taught first. So naturally, the book begins by teaching the vowels and vowel sounds. The book teaches letters and words in a structured manner so that your kids can start building sentences.
Really, there's an entire process to how the alphabet, sounds, words, and language are taught in this book. And it's all backed by sound pedagogy.
But it's totally fun for kids. The illustrations are very well done, and the activities include things like tongue twisters, poetry, riddles, and crosswords. I even like how they mix print and cursive together to teach children how to read and write both.
I really love this book. And I think that you will, too.
Take a peek at some of the inside pages. Check out how they progress in difficulty...
If this looks like something you're looking for, click over to Nacho Books now and purchase your copy.
MommyMaestra readers can get a 30% discount on any order of Nacho Books. Just use this link and the discount code MommyMaestra at checkout.
It presents letters carefully; the most frequently used letters in the Spanish language are taught first. So naturally, the book begins by teaching the vowels and vowel sounds. The book teaches letters and words in a structured manner so that your kids can start building sentences.
Really, there's an entire process to how the alphabet, sounds, words, and language are taught in this book. And it's all backed by sound pedagogy.
But it's totally fun for kids. The illustrations are very well done, and the activities include things like tongue twisters, poetry, riddles, and crosswords. I even like how they mix print and cursive together to teach children how to read and write both.
I really love this book. And I think that you will, too.
Take a peek at some of the inside pages. Check out how they progress in difficulty...
A Discount for YOU!
MommyMaestra readers can get a 30% discount on any order of Nacho Books. Just use this link and the discount code MommyMaestra at checkout.