En Espanol

Teach students about the world’s shortage of fresh water in a relevant and engaging way! This Spanish nonfiction reader explains the many ways individuals are working to solve Earth’s water...

Show students how streets are fixed, sidewalks get added, and new schools are built! This Spanish nonfiction reader explores the processes that lead to change in communities. Cambiar nuestra...

Explore signs students encounter in everyday life! This fun Spanish nonfiction reader will teach students about signs they may come across and explain what the symbols mean. Carteles por todas partes Gives...

Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross, is a heroic female figure in U.S. history. Teach students about the ways she helped others with this Spanish nonfiction reader. Clara Barton: maestra,...

All around the country, people are constantly working to make their communities better. In this Spanish nonfiction reader, students will learn about the creative ways Americans help their communities...

Students are the voters of tomorrow, so it’s important that they understand the voting process! This Spanish nonfiction reader encourages students to study candidates, ask questions, and someday cast...

Show students that small actions can make a big difference! This Spanish nonfiction reader is perfect for helping students learn what civic duties are and how to fulfill them. Deberes cívicos:...

Teach students all about money with this relevant Spanish nonfiction reader! This engaging and instructive book will help students learn the different types of U.S. money and what they are worth. Dólares...

Dwight David Eisenhower was one of the most important leaders of the twentieth century. With this Spanish nonfiction reader, students will learn about his life in an exciting and informative way! Dwight D...

What makes a neighborhood? How can people improve their neighborhoods? Students will answer these important questions and more with this Spanish nonfiction reader. El mundo en mi vecindario Explores life in one...

Students may have heard the phrase “We the people,” but do they truly know the history behind these powerful words? This Spanish nonfiction reader examines the Preamble to the Constitution...

Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the founder of the Special Olympics, is an inspiring figure who wanted to give everyone the opportunity to play the sports they love. Teach students her story with this fascinating...