Mira Lo Que Tengo!

Pirulí is a very little horse, but that doesn't bother him until he overhears a man calling him worthless. Pirulí's mother advises him to go look for a place where he can be happy.

Esta historia es acerca de un hombre que tenIa malos modales, de cOmo un niNo inicia un plan para cambiar su conducta, y de cOmo, con la ayuda de todos los aldeanos, tiene Exito. El cuento harA reIr a los pequeNos y, al mismo tiempo, les enseNarA valiosas lecciones sobre soluciOn de conflictos, iniciativa y cooperaciOn. Parte de la rica tradiciOn literaria de AfganistAn, Asia Central y el Medio Oriente, esta historia es una de las tantas recogidas y recontadas por el autor afgano Idries Shah. Es la primera de esta serie que se sitUa en el occidente. Las ilustraciones de Rose Mary Santiago...

Engage all readers by acting out this Spanish-translated script about two children who earn and save money! Assign differentiated roles based on students' individual reading abilities, so all students can perform, build fluency, and feel successful!

Gerardo is a janitor who decides he can save money by sleeping on a chair at the office. He eventually gets a promotion and decides to buy a bed that is big enough to erase the memory of the cramped chair. Yet he doesn't anticipate his fear of falling out of a real bed. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.