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Hoopoe Books CurriculumTeaching-Stories: Learning That LastsA program based on a series of books for young readersGrades 3 - 5
“The books are tales from a rich tradition of storytelling from Central Asia and the Middle East. Stories told and retold to children, by campfire and candlelight, for more than a thousand years. Through repeated readings, these stories provoke fresh insight and more flexible thought in children. Beautifully illustrated.” The Hoopoe Teaching-Stories series provides a multicultural program designed to meet the National Standards in Education and guide students towards mastery of the content required by the Common Core State Standards for Language Arts, the California Content Standards in English Language Learners, History/Social Science, and Visual and Performing Arts. These multicultural tales are designed with a wide range of student abilities in mind. Hoopoe Teaching-Stories can be used with: Advanced students, English-language learners, and students with learning disabilities or reading difficulties. Hoopoe Teaching-Stories prepare students to master the California Reading Common Core State Standards for Language Arts by helping them build skills in reading comprehension, literary response and analysis, and vocabulary development. Each title in the Hoopoe Teaching-Stories Program includes:
THE BOY WITHOUT A NAME
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Illustrated by Natasha Delmar
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Illustrated by Ingrid Rodriguez
Bilingual edition: El León que se vio
en el Agua
translated by Angélica Villagrán de Gonzales
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Illustrated by Julie Freeman
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Illustrated by Midori Mori & Robert Revels
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Illustrated by Natasha Delmar
La señora y el águila
translated by Rita Wirkala
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From thinking children come thinking adults.©2012 Hoopoe Books
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