Imagining a musical future
The book presents singing before an audience and invites readers to imagine becoming a singer when they grow up.
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Alex Appleby - Author
A bilingual early-reading introduction to singing as a possible future ambition, linking stage performance with basic vocabulary and literacy practice through closely matched pictures and text.
Many people dream of singing in front of millions of people. In this book presented in standard Latin American Spanish and English, early readers see they can stop singing in their showers and can bring their voice to the stage. With strong picture-text correlation and an innovative approach to learning basic vocabulary and literacy skills, readers learn that they can be anything they want when they grow up in this book presented in standard Latin American Spanish and English. Age Appropriate and Achievable Content, Detailed Table of Contents, Index, Picture Glossary, Words to Know.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA bilingual early-reading introduction to singing as a possible future ambition, linking stage performance with basic vocabulary and literacy practice through closely matched pictures and text.
The book presents singing before an audience and invites readers to imagine becoming a singer when they grow up.
The book is presented in standard Latin American Spanish and English and includes basic vocabulary and literacy features.
Notice how the book presents becoming a singer: discuss whether its encouraging message leaves room for different ambitions, abilities and ways of enjoying music.
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