Science: Informational Text [Paperback]

Los huesosis an engaging Spanish-language nonfiction reader designed to introduce early elementary students to the human skeletal system. Written in accessible Spanish with vivid images and relatable explanations, this 32-page book helps young learners explore the function, structure, and importance of bones in the human body. Ideal for bilingual classrooms, science instruction, or independent reading, the book supports foundational life science standards while encouraging curiosity about how our bodies work.

• Spanish-language reader designed for dual-language and immersion classrooms.
• Explores basic anatomy and the role bones play in movement and protection.
• Builds science vocabulary through age-appropriate terms and examples.
• Reinforces health and science concepts with real-world connections.
• Ideal for Grades K2 science centers, read-alouds, and literacy blocks.

What helps you stand up strong? What keeps you from flopping like a noodle on the floor? What gives your body its shape and protects your heart and brain? It is your bones, of course! Read all about them in this engaging, Spanish-translated title.Christine Dugan, M.A.Ed., is a former elementary school teacher and online curriculum product developer. After earning her Master's degree with an emphasis on language and literacy, Christine went on to become a writer and editor of educational curriculum. She has written numerous resources for Shell Education and Teacher Created Materials.