Curiosidad por las criaturas míticas

Keep an eye on these one-eyed creatures from Greek mythology! Where did Cyclopes come from? Are they friendly? Translated into North American Spanish, spark elementary-aged readers' curiosity with Spanish questions and answers about the high-interest topic of the mythical cyclops. "Did You Know" facts and infographics help visual learners open their eyes to learning new concepts. A Stay Curious! feature encourages readers to keep asking questions and works to expand their research skills. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index.

Pegasus is a beautiful, winged horse from Greek mythology. What powers does Pegasus have? Where did he come from? Translated into North American Spanish, spark elementary readers' curiosity with Spanish questions and answers about the high-interest topic of the mythical Pegasus. "Did You Know" facts and infographics help visual learners soar when learning new concepts. A Stay Curious! feature encourages readers to keep asking questions and works to expand their research skills. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index.

Look to the sky! Griffins are legendary creatures from Greek mythology that are half lion and half eagle. Where do the griffins come from? Translated into North American Spanish, spark elementary readers' curiosity with Spanish questions and answers about the high-interest topic of mythical griffins. "Did You Know" facts and infographics help visual learners soar when learning new concepts. A Stay Curious! feature encourages readers to keep asking questions and works to expand their research skills. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index.

Watch out! You don't want to be stepped on by a giant from Greek mythology. How big are giants? What powers do they have? Translated into North American Spanish, spark elementary-aged readers' curiosity with Spanish questions and answers about the high-interest topic of the mythical giants. "Did You Know" facts and infographics help visual learners stand tall when learning new concepts. A Stay Curious! feature encourages readers to keep asking questions and works to expand their research skills. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index.

The phoenix is a legendary bird from Greek mythology that rises from its ashes. What does the phoenix look like? Translated into North American Spanish, spark elementary readers' curiosity with Spanish questions and answers about the high-interest topic of the mythical phoenix. "Did You Know" facts and infographics help visual learners soar when learning new concepts. A Stay Curious! feature encourages readers to keep asking questions and works to expand their research skills. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index.

Careful! Goblins are sly mythical creatures that will hide your socks if they're upset. What powers do goblins have? What do goblins look like? Translated into North American Spanish, spark elementary readers' curiosity with Spanish questions and answers about the high-interest topic of goblins. "Did You Know" facts and infographics help visual learners when learning new concepts. A Stay Curious! feature encourages readers to keep asking questions and works to expand their research skills. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index.