National Geographic Kids Readers: Agrrate Mono! (Pre-reader) (Readers)

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AHORA EN ESPA OL! Sigue la historia de un monito que aprende sobre la vida en la jungla. Observalo colgandose de las ramas, columpiandose de arbol en arbol y andando sobre la espalda de su mama. Este libro para principiantes utiliza vocabulario simple e imagenes divertidas para captar el interes y desarrollar las habilidades de lectores que recien empiezan a leer. Las locas travesuras, el humor y la informaci n divertida hacen que esta lectura sea un placer. Los libros de National Geographic han tenido mucho exito en la categoria competitiva de libros para principiantes, y este libro contribuye a este exito con el mismo texto cuidadosamente nivelado e imagenes maravillosas. Ahora la serie se expande mas alla de los niveles de la escuela primaria para llegar a los principios de la relaci n entre el nino y la lectura. Los libros Pre-Lectores de National Geographic utilizan la representaci n visual, la repetici n y el reconocimiento para ensenar a los ninos la base de esta hermosa habilidad.

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Susan B. Neuman is a professor and the chair of the Teaching and Learning department at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University specializing in early literacy development. Previously, she served on the faculty of the University of Michigan and before that as the US assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education. In her role as assistant secretary, Neuman established the Early Reading First program, developed the Early Childhood Educator Professional Development Program, and was responsible for all the activities in Title 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.