Is Storyworks available in Spanish?
Learn more about the digital activities here. The Family Letter, available in both English and Spanish, supports home-to-school connection with activities and conversation starters families can do at home to build on what they’re learning in Storyworks.
Does Scholastic come in Spanish?
Our Spanish versions online are a great resource for dual language, ESL, and SSL teachers looking for high-quality materials in Spanish.
Does time for kids come in Spanish?
Like the English language edition of TIME for Kids, the digital edition in Spanish featured in the free digital library allows children to flip through content in the same way they do with print editions, which are actively designed to engage kids.
How much does a Storyworks subscription cost?
$8.49 per student
2022-2023 Pricing
| Choose the subscription plan that’s right for you! | Print + Digital $8.49 per student +10% S&H SUBSCRIBE |
|---|---|
| Digital access to the most recent content and teacher support tools | ✔ |
| Robust archive of past issues, videos and interactive skills sheets | ✔ |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 students |
What is a book in Spanish?
“book” in Spanish – libro.
What grade level is time for kids?
TIME for Kids® Grade 5.
What age is time for kids for?
Jumpstart your child’s excitement for reading and build your young reader’s critical thinking skills. Cultivate active and informed citizens with engaging articles. *TIME for Kids 5-8 year old Edition publishes 31 issues per year.
What is the reading level of Storyworks?
grades 1-6
Created for grades 1-6, each title instantly captivates students with thrilling texts, multiple genres, and dazzling digital features.
What Storyworks 3?
Storyworks 3 is the skill-building ELA magazine that inspires and empowers students in grade 3 with fascinating and authentic stories that span the genres.
What does Bible mean in Spanish?
Biblia
[ˈbaɪbl ] Biblia f. the Holy Bible la Santa Biblia.
What is the teacher name in Spanish?
1. maestro / maestra: This is one of the most common words you can use for teacher in Spanish.
Should kids have cell phones?
While security, safety, and convenience are the main reasons to consider getting your child a cell phone, other benefits might include: Keeping your child from being left out when many of their friends have cell phones (although giving in to peer pressure isn’t really a positive)
What age is TIME Kids magazine for?
Select your edition(s) for your family
*TIME for Kids 5-8 year old Edition publishes 31 issues per year. Time for Kids 8 & Up Edition publishes 27 issues (including 2 special double issues) per year. Both editions are delivered digitally throughout the year. Standard subscription price is $29.99.
Should a 10 year old have a phone?
Age 10 to 12 – At this age, experts recommend the potential of kids owning a phone only to call their parents. It’s still not the right age for a smartphone, or at least not one with internet access. A ScienceDaily study shows that girls are particularly affected at this age, often negatively, by owning a smartphone.
Should an 8 year old be able to tell the time?
Age 6-7: Children should know the number of minutes in an hour and the number of hours in a day. Ages 7-8: Children should be able to read an analog clock, using 12 hour clocks, 24 hour clocks, and Roman Numerals (I-XII).
What grade level is Storyworks?
Created for grades 1-6, each title instantly captivates students with thrilling texts, multiple genres, and dazzling digital features.
How much is a Storyworks subscription?
What Bible do Catholics use in Spain?
the Jerusalem Bible
The most widely accepted Catholic Bible is the Jerusalem Bible, known as “la Biblia de Jerusalén” in Spanish, translated from Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek with exegetical notes translated from French into Spanish, first published in 1967, and revised in 1973.
What Bible does Mexico use?
Biblia Latinoamericana
This Bible is predominately used by Catholics in most Latin countries and it includes the deuterocanonical books.
What do you call a female Spanish teacher?
For male teachers, we simply say “Maestro + last name” and for female teachers, it’s very common to say “señorita” no matter the status, single or married, only in elementary school. For middle school and High Schools, the word is “profesor/a”.
How do you greet a professor in Spanish?
For example, if you have a close relationship with your professor, you could say «hola, profesor» (“hello, professor”). Optionally, you could add their last name to the phrase: «hola, profesor Sánchez» (“hello, professor Sánchez”).
Can I leave my 7 year old home alone?
While every child is different, we wouldn’t recommend leaving a child under 12 years old home alone, particularly for longer periods of time. Children in primary school aged 6-12 are usually too young to walk home from school alone, babysit or cook for themselves without adult supervision.
Can you leave an 11 year old at home alone?
babies, toddlers and very young children should never be left alone. children under the age of 12 are rarely mature enough to cope in an emergency and should not be left at home alone for a long period of time. children under the age of 16 should not be left alone overnight. NSPCC website.
What grade level is TIME for Kids?
How much is a kids TIME subscription?
$29.99