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How Do You Roll Your R's?: A Spanish-English Vocabulary and Sound Book for Kids 2-5 (Si Sabo Bilingual Books for Kids)
Mike Alfaro
Gerardo Guillén
Blue Star Press

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Teach children ages 2 and up how to roll their R's and speak Spanish with confidence using this one-of-a-kind Spanish book for toddlers with 12 sound buttons!

¡Hola, amigos! Learn conversational Spanish vocabulary and how to roll your R's, a key skill for mastering the language, using the sounds and vibrant illustrations in this book from the popular Sí Sabo Kids series, which was designed to promote bilingual learning and celebrate Latin culture.

Key Features:

• Bilingual Learning with a Twist: Alongside common vocabulary like “el perro” (dog) and “el carro” (car), this book uniquely focuses on helping children learn to roll their R’s.
• Engaging Audio Experience: Kids will love pressing the buttons to hear native pronunciation, making it easier to develop accurate pronunciation and early language skills.
• Culturally Rich Content: This book not only teaches language but also celebrates Latin culture in a fun and accessible way.
• Interactive and Educational: With colorful illustrations and clear bilingual text, this sound book offers a multi-sensory learning experience that captivates young learners ages 2–5.

Perfect for early learners, this book is an exciting introduction to the Spanish language that combines sight, sound, and touch. ¡Vámonos!

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