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- Linguistically appropriate practice : a guide for working with young immigrant children / by Chumak-Horbatsch, Roma,1947-;
Includes bibliographical references and index.LSC- Subjects: Immigrant children; Education, Bilingual.; Multilingual education.; Language and education.;
- © c2012., University of Toronto Press,
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- ¡1, 2, 3 salsa! : English-Spanish counting book / by Ruiz, Delia(Educator); Andrade, Graziela.;
"This bilingual English-Spanish book teaches how to count to 10 using salsa. Vamonos! Learn to count with salsa in English and Spanish"--Amazon.Preschool-Kindergarten.- Subjects: Board books.; Salsa (Dance); Spanish language materials; Counting; Dance;
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- ¡1, 2, 3 cumbia! : English-Spanish manners book / by Ruiz, Delia(Educator); Andrade, Graziela.;
"This bilingual English-Spanish book teaches common manners through a dance class setting. The dancers also practice consent, learning how to say no and set boundaries with others. Vamonos! Learn to use manners with cumbia in English and Spanish"--Amazon.- Subjects: Board books.; Manners and customs; Cumbia (Dance); Dance; Spanish language materials;
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- ¡1, 2, 3 merengue! : English-Spanish instruments & sounds book / by Ruiz, Delia(Educator); Andrade, Graziela.;
"This bilingual English-Spanish book explores merengue instruments and the fun and sometimes silly sounds that they make. The musicians also practice their lefts and rights while marching in the band with friends. Vamonos! Learn about merengue instruments and their sounds in English and Spanish"--Amazon.- Subjects: Board books.; Merengues; Dance music; Spanish language materials;
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- Kohkum's royal bannock / by Burton, Wilfred,1958-; Pichette, Hawlii.; Klyne, Irma.; Fayant, Larry.;
This beautifully illustrated Métis picture book is book is fully bilingual in Michif and English. A feast for the eyes and a tickle for the funny bone, Kohkum cooks up a HUGE order of bannock in her own kitchen, for the Queen and 299 guests! This lively and whimsical tale begins with a letter from the government asking Kohkum to cook bannock for the Royal visit. Kohkum's grandson Xavier is as excited as she is, until they do the math and are shocked to learn that they are cooking not just for the Queen but for her entourage and guests too. A mad scramble ensues, with a rushed trip to the grocery store to buy a ridiculous amount of flour and milk, and a perilous trip home with the car stuffed with supplies and Xavier riding on the roof. Several aunties come to the rescue, helping with bannock assembly and sharing in the excitement of cooking for the Queen. Written by an educator, this story provides many opportunities to count in English and Michif, with many laughs along the way as Kohkum, aunties, and Xavier scramble to cook the bannock in time for the Queen's visit. Boldly colourful, humourous illustrations by illustrator Hawlii Pichette bring this entertaining story to life. Full translation makes this book ideal for in-class cultural learning and Michif language acquisition.- Subjects: Picture books.; Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926-2022; Bannocks (Bread); Métis; Grandmothers; Michif language; Michif language materials;
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