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Kids Explore Numbers Through 120 With Increasingly Challenging Activities Let students practice identifying, coloring, tracing, writing, and drawing numbers to 120 in this attractive journal. Pages are filled with increasingly more challenging activities to promote number sense skills. Students will love working through the journal to get to the mystery picture activity on the last page. The journal is perfect for Spanish-speaking students or students who are learning Spanish. Intriguing number practice journals increase in difficulty as the pages turn and culminate in a mystery challenge. Children will get a solid base of numbers by completing this journal. With 64 pages of content, the repeated and building practice will ensure students grasp the basic properties of numbers in Spanish. TWELVE JOURNALS: Students can practice identifying, coloring, tracing, writing, and drawing numbers to 120 in this engaging 64-page journal that includes plenty of practice.; MATH CHALLENGES ACCELLERATE: The activities in this journal increase in difficulty as the pages turn. Students will love working up to the last challenge, a mystery picture activity.; WRITTEN BY TEACHERS: These journals are a great base for students to work with and practice numbers through 120. They meet kindergarten and first grade number and operations in base 10 standards. They were developed and written by teachers, so you know they are educationally sound.; LONG USEAGE: The numbers to 120 format covers numbers starting at the most basic and building up to and including the number 120. Children build upon skills to ensure better number sense setting them up for more advanced math skills.; 12 structured journals; Size: 8" by 11"; 64 pages each; Spanish math Spanish Learning numbers in Spanish numbers through 120 math is Spanish counting in spanish spanish counting spanish numbers numeros ELL ESL 168863 differentiated scaffolded spanish espanol en espanol counting numbers numerat

Master 50 High-Frequency Words In One Journal With Fun Activities and Fluency Checks In this fun and engaging journal, students get plenty of space to trace, discern and cross out, cut up, read, and write 50 high-frequency Spanish words both in context and isolation. Recognition of common high-frequency words helps build an early readers word recognition rate and reading fluency. As readers master these words, they build confidence in themselves and develop reading independence and a love of language and the written word. This journal is great for Spanish-speaking students, students who are learning Spanish, or any students who are working toward biliteracy. This journal includes fluency checks for progress monitoring and is perfect for take-home practice. l"*MULTIPLE WAYS TO ENGAGE: This journal includes multiple ways to engage in word recognition and word building skills like tracing, formation, crossing out activities, as well as a cutting and gluing component to take it further. IDEAL FOR BILINGUAL AND DUAL LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS: Help students work toward biliteracy with this handy journal of common Spanish words.; INCLUDES FLUENCY CHECKS: This journal includes fluency checks for progress monitoring. ; TWELVE JOURNALS: Students can practice identifying, tracing, writing and cutting out high-frequency words in this engaging 64-page journal that includes plenty of practice to help students achieve mastery. ; LEARN ANOTHER 50 WORDS, TOO! In addition to this set of 50 words, we also offer another set of 50 high-frequency Spanish words (171279)."; Spanish ELA Spanish Activities for K-2 Kindergarten Spanish First Grade Spanish Second Grade Spanish Spanish High-Frequency Words Spanish Common Words First Words in Spanish Spanish Fluency Checks Spanish Word Recognition Spanish Word Practice Easy Spanish Words Biliteracy Spanish Journal Spanish Writing Activities Spanish Take Home Work ESL Reading ELL Reading Spanish ELA Spanish Activities fo

Build Comprehension Skills In Spanish With Activity Journals These unique journals offer students plenty of practice reading literary and informational text passages in Spanish, analyzing and responding to text, and marking textual evidence.*Set Of 12 Journals, 64 Pages: Each journal includes 30 passages with reading levels ranging from 420L to 650L. Each passage is followed by three to five comprehension questions.*Literary and Informational Text: Journals include a mixture of literary and informational text to give students plenty of practice with both types.*Build Skills At Home Or In School: Students can work in these journals independently in the classroom or use them to practice key comprehension skills at home.*Students Read, Analyze and Respond To Spanish Text: Designed for building reading comprehension, these journals give kids practice reading both fiction and nonfiction text, as well as answering questions about what they read and finding evidence in the text to support their answers.Build comprehension skills with these journals packed with 30 high-interest Spanish text passages and engaging questions. 12 journals * Size: 8" by 11" * 64 pages each 166573 Activities For Spanish Reading Comprehension Journals (Actividades de comprensin lectora) literario texto informativo diarios dual language bilingual tema resumen idea principal detalles journal read reading comprehension spanish e 166573 Activities For Spanish Reading Comprehension Journals (Actividades de comprensin lectora) literario texto informativo diarios dual language bilingual tema resumen idea principal detalles journal read reading comprehension spanish e

Give families a way to take a peek into the classroom, through their child's eyes. Each week, students will complete this journal with things they did in the classroom. Families will appreciate the view into what the students are doing. There are enough pages for 32 entries, and a place for families to write a response. The dual language format is ideal for students and families that speak either English, Spanish, or both. COMMUNICATE: These journals are great for families to communicate back and forth, with the student leading the way. SCHOOL TO HOME: These journals are great for families to keep up with what is happening at school. They can be used each week for up to 32 weeks. DUAL LANGUAGE: These journals have both English and Spanish which is great for families that speak English, Spanish, or both. VARIETY OF INFORMATION: These journals offer different prompts to answer and communicate. With a variety of prompts, students and families will find it to be an engaging tool. A PLACE FOR FAMILY RESPONSES: Each page offers a place for families to respond to what children write. This is a great tool for teachers to gain insight into families. These journals are a great communication tool for students and their families to use. Each week, students write in the journal about what happened within the classroom, and families then respond. It is a great way to build family engagement and communication. This dual language version is a must have for families with the need for English and Spanish. Print color may vary; dual language family engagement communication with families English and Spanish communicate school to home home to school dual language family engagement communication with families English and Spanish communicate school to home home to school

Give Students Their Own ABC Books In Spanish To Use At School Or Home! Students practice letter formation, letter identification, and direct syllables. Recognition of letters, sounds and direct syllables helps build an early readers fluency when approaching new words. As readers master these skills, they build confidence in themselves and develop reading independence and a love of language and the written word. This journal is great for students who are working toward biliteracy and includes many ways to engage on each page with letter formation, fill in the missing letter, tracing, picture drawing, and crossing out activities, as well as coloring for an engaging and calming learning experience. Each journal includes model pages on how to complete vowel (las vocales) pages and consonant (las consonantes) pages as well as fluency and syllable checks for progress monitoring. "*PERFECT FOR ALPHABET PRACTICE: Provides plenty of repeated practice with letter recognition, letter formation, letter sounds and syllables. MULTIPLE WAYS TO ENGAGE: This journal includes multiple ways to engage in letter and syllable recognition and word building skills like tracing, formation, crossing out activities, as well as a draw your own picture component to take it further. ; IDEAL FOR BILINGUAL AND DUAL LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS: Help students work toward biliteracy with this handy journal. ; INCLUDES FUN PICTURES TO COLOR: Students can color the pictures as they master the letters and the associated words. ; INCLUDES FLUENCY CHECKS: This journal includes an uppercase and lowercase fluency check for progress monitoring."; Spanish ELA Spanish Activities for PreK Kindergarten Spanish First Grade Spanish Spanish Alphabet Spanish Letters Spanish for Preschool Spanish Fluency Checks Spanish Letter Recognition Spanish Word Practice Spanish Letter Sounds Spanish Direct Syllables Easy Spanish Words Biliteracy Spanish Journal Spanish Writing Activities Spanish Take Home Wor

(2-CD set) A reading by Karin Viard of Octave Mirbeau major novel "Le Journal d'une femme de chambre" (Diary of a Chambermaid), written in 1900. A creative and corrosive point of view on the upper middle class. In French.

During the second half of the 18th century, britain and france despatched a number of major expeditions to the pacific. The greatest contribution by far was that of james cook, but the voyages of bougainville, surville and marion du fresne had each played an important part in pacific exploration. After cook's death, france, with the active support of louis xvi, organized a large-scale expedition to the pacific, planned to last four years, concentrating on areas of the pacific left unexplored or inadequately explored by cook. It was to be led by an experienced and highly-regarded naval officer, galaup de la perouse. All the major french scientific societies and savants of the times co-operated in drawing up the instructions and, overseas, such men as joseph banks willingly assisted. La perouse sailed with two ships, the boussole and the astrolabe, in august 1785, making for tenerife, brazil and chile. He went on to easter island, the hawaiian group and the northwest coast of america, endeavouring to complete the work of james cook. The french spent some time in california, the first foreign visitors to the new spanish missions. They then crossed the pacific to china, sailed north to the philippines and formosa, and to the unknown waters around korea, sakhalin and kamchatka. Having received new instructions, la perouse sailed south towards the samoan group and to botany bay in new south wales where he arrived on 26 january 1788, a few days after captain phillip and the first fleet. He left on the 10 march on the first leg of the voyage. At this point, the expedition vanished. The disappearance of the two french frigates was a mystery that remained unsolved for almost 40 years. Meanwhile, an account of the expedition had been published, based on la perouse's journal which had been sent back from various ports of call.

Includes A Biography, by Ross H. Gast, and The Letters and Journal of Francisco de Paula Marin, edited by Agnes C. Conrad. Don Francisco de Paula Marin (1774-1837) was a Spaniard, sailor, servant to the Hawaiian alii, distiller, and horticulturist--and probably one of the most influential European residents in the Hawaiian Islands in the early 1800s. This volume contains the translated extracts from portions of Marin's writings made by Robert Crichton Wyllie, and an evaluation of these journal entries, selected letters, and papers of Marin. Ross H. Gast has constructed a biography of Marin from the existing journal extracts and other available sources. Agnes C. Conrad has edited the letters and journals and provided an annotated listing of individual names mentioned and, in the journal notes, she has added much valuable information for the researcher.

Excerpt from Éthiopie Méridionale: Journal de Mon Voyage aux Pays Amhara, Oromo Et Sidama, Septembre 1885 A Novembre 1888J'ai causé longuement avec M. Tian, au sujet de mon prochain départ. Il a l'in tention d'envoyer des fusils au Sohoa. Je joindrai, comme il me le propose, ma cara vane a la sienne. J'ai calculé qu'il me faudrait une trentaine de chameaux, pour mes bagages, mes provisions, etc., etc.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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Autor: Edmond de Goncourt Fecha: 1989-09-01 ISBN: 9782221900314 ISBN 10: 2221900316

Greg a 12 ans, un grand frère musicien qui lui fait des blagues, un petit frère qui le colle, un copain qu''il supporte histoire de ne pas être seul, des problèmes avec les filles qui pouffent à longueur de journée, des parents qui ne comprennent jamais rien à ce qu''il demande... Un jour sa mère lui offre un journal intime, que Greg rebaptise en carnet de bord.

The French entered the Pacific in the late 17th century, but the ocean remained largely a Spanish preserve until British navigators began to cross its vast expanse in the mid 1760s. France's concerns that Britain might establish its superiority in the area, meant they welcomed Louis de Bougainville's voyage of exploration undertaken in 1766-9. After handing over the colony he had established in the Falkland Islands to Spain, he sailed through the still relatively unknown Straits of Magellan into the poorly charted South Pacific. He made a number of discoveries in the south west, but was too late to discover Tahiti, where Samuel Wallis had preceded him by less than a year. Reports on Bougainville's reception there and on life in the island were to create wide interest and controversy in Europe. He then sailed to the Samoan Islands and on to Vanuatu, as far as the Great Barrier Reef, and north towards New Guinea and the Samoan Islands making a number of discoveries and all the while leaving his name to a number of features, the best known of which are the island of Bougainville and the Bougainvillea flower. He returned home by way of the Dutch East Indies and the Indian Ocean. Although Bougainville published an account of his voyage in 1771, his original journal was published only in 1977; the present volume makes the latter text available for the first time in English translation.

432 pages. French language. 8.03x5.59x1.42 inches. In Stock.

Traduit ici en français pour la première fois, le Journal de bord (Diary) de Charles Darwin est le premier document, demeuré longtemps inédit, qui relate, jour après jour, le voyage du jeune naturaliste autour du monde à bord du trois-mâts barque d’exploration le Beagle. Commencé le lundi 24 octobre 1831 à Plymouth, ce récit s’achèvera, presque cinq ans plus tard, le dimanche 2 octobre 1836 à Falmouth, après un périple au cours duquel le futur réformateur de l’histoire naturelle et auteur de la théorie de la filiation des espèces expliquée par la sélection naturelle aura acquis une provision de spécimens, d’observations, de connaissances positives et de doutes qui constituera le socle et le ferment de sa grande théorie phylogénétique. Matrice du futur Journal de recherches (le fameux Voyage d’un naturaliste autour du monde) qui paraîtra en 1839, le Journal de bord est en premier lieu le récit de cette navigation, tour à tour éprouvante et émerveillée, et de son alternance avec les longues expéditions terrestres (Cap-Vert, Brésil, Uruguay, Argentine, Chili continental et Terre de Feu, Falkland, Chiloé, Galápagos, Tahiti, Nouvelle-Zélande, Australie, Tasmanie, îles Keeling, île Maurice, Cap de Bonne-Espérance, Sainte-Hélène, Ascension, Açores) qui furent pour Darwin l’occasion d’étudier tout ce qui, depuis la géologie, essentielle à ses yeux, jusqu’aux hommes, le conduira à douter de la véridicité de la Bible et du bien-fondé de son autorité sur l’enseignement des sciences de la terre et de la vie. La vibrante condamnation de l’impardonnable barbarie de l’esclavage et du progressif anéantissement des peuples autochtones est l’une des grandes leçons morales du Journal de bord. Dans une longue préface et des annexes soucieuses de compléter et de rectifier parfois les données avancées par les sources anglo-saxonnes

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Bessac, J,-c,: La Pierre En Gaule Narbonnaise Et Les Carrieres Du Bois Des Lens (nimes), Histoire, Archeologie, Ethnographie, Et Techni, Portsmouth, Ri, 1996, 334 P, Figuras,encuadernacion Original, Nuevo,