They will not know the power they carry in each of their hearts and hands unless we show them. This book pushes us to be the change we want to see in the world and teaches us to never give up hope in the face of even the greatest opposition. Mud Pie explained that she finds this method to be very effective for students who say they don’t like to read “sometimes we just need to put the story in their hands in a new way”. The Cherry Tree came to life as the children used stick figure puppets to act out the story. The trail leads the kids to the legend of the sweet-scented Cherry Tree.” When their playmate cat runs off and the local playground is found in ruins, the duo set off on an adventure to find their missing companion. “This is a tale of Taichi and Yumiko, two children who rebuild their lives within their community in the wake of war. We hope for this to be one of many books that Isla enjoys, and that she will share with others.” Whether it’s through talk, singing, reading, art or play. I love the animals’ lyrics because it makes Isla smile: ‘Canta el gallo con el quiri quiri quiri…los pollitos con el pio pio pio.’ It’s important for my family and I to not only keep our culture’s traditions, but for our children to be exposed to both languages.
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The book is also full of beautiful illustrations with color that really catches Isla’s attention. To me, it feels like a tradition passed on, as this book is inspired by a traditional Spanish folk song that our family knows and loves. So, when he b rought the book home and surprised us, I was so excited! I could now not only sing it to Isla, but also read it to her. This book is special to me because my mother used to sing the words to me when I was little. We wanted to introduce her to words in both English and Spanish. It is one of the first books in her collection. Jenny shared the following: “My husband Izzy bought this book for baby Isla.
Jenny Rivera and her family read De Colores (In Colors), A bilingual book of harmony, by Patty Rodriguez and Ariana Stein. Jenny Rivera De Colores, by Patty Rodriguez and Ariana Stein
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