Agua, Agua, Agua

Perfect to introduce young ones to their first spanish words. they'll learn how to count up to 3 in spanish & become familiar with what the number words look like. they will also be introduced to "agua" as a way to say "water." Toddlers, Preschoolers and Kindergartners would be a great target group for this book. If you are a teacher, simply add extended activities and you will not only touch on a great Aesop's fable but also open up the world of languages to them.

My 5 mos old son loves when I read this book to him. It has a rhythmic, musical sound and the colors are bright. It is not intended for little babies so watch out for the corners of the book when baby tries to eat it.

This is a Spanish version of Aesop's fable about the raven who is thirsty but can't reach the water that he seeks. He learns to drop pebbles into a crack until the water level rises and he can drink. It's a charming story that is told with bold & attractive illustrations. The Spanish is very simple & easy to understand, & my child loves it.