Esta no es la historia que Martín y Lisa esperaban. “¿Nada de dulces? ¡Qué desilusión!” "¡Ánimo, amigos!", los consuela la mamá de la luna. "¡Todavía comemos pasteles y caramelos en días festivos! Y muy de vez en cuando, está bien comer un dulce. Ahora dejen que les enseñe el menú de la Luna de Azúcar. ¡Les va a encantar! ¡Vamos a cocinar! Por favor lávense las manos y luego, a ponerse el delantal y el gorro". La mamá de la luna reparte cucharas, tazones y platos. Ella trae las zanahorias lunares, los brócolis espaciales y otros alimentos de muchos colores. "¡Se parecen a los vegetales que comemos en la Tierra!", exclama Martín confundido. "No hay que juzgar por las apariencias. ¡Esperen y verán!", dice la mamá de la luna. Así los niños astronautas siguieron con la receta lunar.
Lisa samples a spoonful. Martin nibbles it too. They can’t believe that it tastes so good! "We do like your dinner, Mrs. Moon Mom!" approved the kids, surprised. The kids thanked Mrs. Moon Mom and waved her goodbye. They got back on their rocket and took off to space! They can't wait to tell Mom about their adventure, as well as the fun and healthy recipe they've learned.
Lisa prueba un bocado. Martín da un pequeño mordisco. ¡No pueden creerlo! ¡Qué rico! "Nos gusta mucho su cena, Señora Mamá de la Luna", declaran los niños, asombrados. Los niños agradecen a la mamá de la luna y se despiden felices. Regresan al cohete y ¡parten al espacio! Están ansiosos por contarle a Mamá su aventura y poder enseñarle la receta saludable y divertida que han aprendido.
This page is dedicated to all the teachers and parents who took the time to provide us with valuable feedback. Thank you!
Dedicamos esta página a todos los padres y maestros que se tomaron la molestia de compartir sus comentarios con nosotros.
Review the following questions with your child. Be patient and let your child respond first before talking them through the answers.
Repase las siguientes preguntas con su hijo(a). Tenga paciencia y deje que su hijo(a) conteste antes de repasar juntos las respuestas.
1.What is the title of this book? Please point to it..
¿Cuál es el título de este libro? Señala el título con el dedo.
2.What are the names of the author and illustrator? Find their names and point to them.
¿Cuáles son los nombres de la autora y de la ilustradora? Señala sus nombres con el dedo.
3.Who are the main characters in this book?
¿Quiénes son los personajes principales del libro?
4.What happens in the beginning of this story?
¿Qué pasa al principio del cuento?
5.What happens at the end of this story?
¿Qué pasa al final del cuento?
6.What lesson did you learn from this story?
¿Qué aprendiste de este cuento?
7.What was your favorite part of this story and why?
¿Cuál es tu parte favorita de este cuento y por qué?
8.If you could change one thing about this story, what would it be?
Si pudieras cambiar algo de este cuento, ¿qué sería?
Rainbow Kabobs Recipe
Choose some vegetables and fruits for each color of the rainbow and cut them in small pieces.
Veggies:
Red: tomatoes, red pepper
Orange: carrots, orange pepper
Yellow: corn, squash, yellow pepper
Green: broccoli, squash
Purple: purple cabbage
Fruits:
Red: strawberries, watermelon, cherries, raspberries
Orange: melon, oranges, tangerines
Yellow: mango, pineapple, apple
Green: kiwis, green grapes, honeydew melon
Blue/Purple: grapes, blueberries, blackberries
Now skewer the vegetables in rainbow color order, and then do the same with the fruits.
You can eat them like that, or you can dip the vegetables in melted cheese and the fruit in plain yogurt.
Enjoy and have fun!
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María Cristina Moro spent her childhood in Argentina. She graduated with a B.A. in Language and Literature from the University of Buenos Aires and then moved to the United States, where she obtained a Certificate in translation from George Mason University. Since then, her professional life has been a journey devoted to uniting American and Hispanic language and culture as a translator of educational materials and as an interpreter for Spanish-speaking Hispanic families in the United States. All along, she has nourished her passion for literature by reading and writing poetry and short stories inspired mainly by her husband and her two children. She has now authored several Read Conmigo books.
Mónica Moro lives in a small town near Buenos Aires, Argentina with her two young daughters. She graduated from the Martín Malharro School of Visual Arts in Mar del Plata where she studied Art and Education. Her life is dedicated to painting and teaching art workshops. Her work has received numerous local awards and can be seen in many galleries around the city. Monica has served as the illustrator for several Read Conmigo books.
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