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¿Juguemos a saludarnos?

$17.99
$17.99

¿Juguemos a saludarnos? de Luz Santa María y Cota Olea es un conmovedor libro ilustrado que explora la alegría y el significado de saludar desde la perspectiva de un niño. La historia sigue a una joven protagonista a quien le encanta saludar a la gente en trenes y autobuses, convirtiendo un simple gesto en una conexión lúdica y significativa. Con un lenguaje amable e ilustraciones inclusivas, el libro invita a los lectores a reflexionar sobre la comunidad, la empatía y los pequeños gestos que construyen relaciones. Es especialmente valioso en aulas de primera infancia y de dos idiomas para fomentar el aprendizaje socioemocional y la conciencia cultural.

English Description:

¿Juguemos a saludarnos? by Luz Santa María and Cota Olea is a heartwarming picture book that explores the joy and meaning of greetings from a child’s perspective. The story follows a young protagonist who loves waving at people on trains and buses, turning a simple gesture into a playful and meaningful connection. With gentle language and inclusive illustrations, the book invites readers to reflect on community, empathy, and the small acts that build relationships. It’s especially valuable in early childhood and dual-language classrooms for fostering social-emotional learning and cultural awareness.

Publishing Details

Type of Spanish : Authentic

Physical Details

Type of Book: Picture

Cover: Hardcover

Pages: 36

Year Published: 2021

Instructional Details

Reading Grade Level: Kindergarten

Genre: Fiction

Sub-Genre: Fiction, Realistic Fiction

Theme: Personal Narrative, Friendship, Family, Adventure, Equality, Culture, Community

Teacher Comments: "It is a book about grace and courtesy and the importance of being in contact with the community. The book is multicultural, inclusive, the illustrations are so inviting to continue looking for so many details that incorporate family, culture, feelings, literature, math. It opens a door to create a story and feel identified with some illustrations."