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- Alicia y el corazón maravilloso : un cuento para aprender a respetar todos los corazones / by Castellanos, Nazareth.; Lag, Luna.;
¿Sabías que cada vez que el corazón late envía señales a nuestro cerebro? Juntos trabajan para ayudarnos a expresar nuestras emociones, comprender a los demás e interpretar lo que nos rodea. Acompaña a Alicia y la coneja Cajal en un fantástico viaje al interior del corazón y descubre por qué cada persona ve las cosas según sus sentimientos. A través de sencillas metáforas y coloridas ilustraciones,la neurocientífica Nazareth Castellanos nos explica la implicación del cerebro y el corazón en nuestras emociones y nos muestra el camino para aprender a respetar todos los corazones. Incluye una actividad de teatro para trabajar la empatía, que es un mecanismo básico y fundamental del comportamiento social que nos caracteriza. = Did you know that every time the heart beats, it sends signals to our brain? They work together to help us express our emotions, understand others, and interpret our surroundings. Join Alicia and Cajal the rabbit on a fantastic journey inside the heart and discover why each person sees things based on their feelings. Through simple metaphors and colorful illustrations, neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos explains the parts the brain and the heart play in our emotions and shows us how to learn to respect all hearts. It includes an activity of a play to work on our empathy, which is a basic and fundamental mechanism of social behavior that characterizes us.- Subjects: Picture books.; Heart; Emotions; Brain; Spanish language materials.;
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- Alicia y la barriga maravillosa : un cuento para entender cómo se alimentan tus emociones / by Castellanos, Nazareth.; Lag, Luna.;
Through this wonderfully illustrated second book, neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos explains to the little ones how the belly works, and how things we eat affect our emotions. The belly is like a second brain. Did you know that millions of little bugs called bacteria live in our intestines? Some have thousands of legs, others very long mustaches, others have thirty-five eyes, but all of them are tiny, almost invisible. They live there because they help us get the energy out of our food. But they also help us be smarter, better, and happier. Discover all this and much more by tagging along with Alicia on her journey to the center of her belly, because it is from there that we make many decisions, and it is also a great nerve center of emotions, learning, and moods. In this second book, Alicia meets Mr. Zanco Panza at his Happy Not-Birthday party, and together with Mrs. Cajal they will discover how the different foods we eat affect our emotions.- Subjects: Picture books.; Food; Emotions; Digestion; Mind and body; Spanish language materials.; Birthday parties;
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