English Description:
Cómo se mueve el sonido by Sharon Coan is a Spanish-language informational science reader designed for early elementary students. Through clear text and vivid images, the book explains how sound travels in waves, introducing key concepts like vibration, pitch, and volume. It includes nonfiction features such as a glossary, captions, and bolded vocabulary to support comprehension, along with a hands-on experiment that reinforces learning through application. Educators can use this resource to build foundational understanding of acoustics, support scientific literacy, and engage students in inquiry-based exploration through accessible language and visuals.
Publishing Details
Author : Sharon Coan
Author Nationality : United States
Type of Spanish : Translated
Physical Details
Type of Book: Picture
Cover: Softcover
Pages: 24
Instructional Details
Reading Grade Level: 1st
Genre: Non-Fiction
Sub-Genre: Informational
Theme: Science