 Unfortunately this book is no longer in print but you can contact the moderator to see if I have any copies available for purchase. Click here to get a peek inside the book – each ingredient is a cutout! |
Bold graphic numerals and shaped pages to count in English and Spanish make this book a great way to reinforce multiple basic concepts. Signature art by Caldecott Medalist David Diaz is an indispensable ingredient, adding flavor to a burrito bursting with fun.. “Learn to count from one (uno) to ten (diez) — while building a burrito! Bright colors and bold patterns make this book a fun way to learn how to count in two (dos) languages.” - Monica Young, Winston-Salem, Journal “This round book book leads kids ages 3-5 through the steps to assemble a burrito using numbered ingredients…” - Eileen Cornish, San Diego Family Magazine
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Learn to count from one (uno) to ten (diez) — while building a burrito! Bright colors and bold patterns make this book a fun way to learn how to count in two (dos) languages. The layered pages have cut-out illustrations of the burrito’s ingredients, an attractive feature for little hands.
- Monica Young, Winston-Salem, Journal
This round book book leads kids ages 3-5 through the steps to assemble a burrito using numbered ingredients…WIth colorful illustrations by Caldecott Award winner and Carlsbad artist David Diaz, this book is sure to delight readers and stimulate an appetite for learning Spanish.
- Eileen Cornish, San Diego Family Magazine
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