The Upside Down Boy/El Nino de Cabeza (Hardcover) by Deborah J Short, Josefina Villamil Tinajero, Alfredo Schifini

from nbmars

This bilingual book describes what happens when Juanito's migrant family moves from a rural area to the city of San Diego so he can go to school. He doesn't speak English and is afraid. His tongue feels like a rock. He doesn't understand what the other kids are doing, and always feels like he doe...

from rwoody

Summary;A bilingual story about a boy moving from the country to the city and feeling upside down do to new school and strangers. Personal reflection;The theme is character and values I love the illustration of the upside down boy. classroom use; maybe

from mspisa1

I liked this book a lot. The first reason I liked this book is because of its bilingual nature. On each two-page spread, in addition to text that was written in English, there was also the same text written in Spanish. I liked this because I was able to learn Spanish words I wanted to know by loo...

from paloma03

This book is a very well written book with great illustrations. This book can be useful when you have a new student or when you have a classroom who have students learning both English and Spanish. It is in both languages and the boy in the story has such a positive attitude. It can motivate to d...

from paloma03

This book is a very well written book with great illustrations. This book can be useful when you have a new student or when you have a classroom who have students learning both English and Spanish. It is in both languages and the boy in the story has such a positive attitude. It can motivate to d...