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El pueblo Spanish Level 4 Reader

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Adjusting to Four Years of High School as a Minority

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It’s the first day of Eddie’s high school career, and he’s ready. At least, he thinks he is. The older and more serious of the two boys in the family, Eddie has plans to make his time at high school memorable, and the most beneficial for him, you know, for getting into college. He is thinking about sports and clubs, and even joining the student government. As one of the few people of color at the school—heck, in the whole town—Eddie is more aware than most 14-year-olds. So, in addition to figuring out his identity as a human, he also wants to be a good role model for his younger, less-aware, and sillier brother, James.

But even with his heightened adolescent awareness, there is no way Eddie can prepare himself for what the next four years have in store for him, and how it affects all of the relationships he has: those with his family, his friends and classmates, and even the town. This book is a play divided into three acts.

Level 4
Unique Words: extensive
Total Words: 13,553
Tense(s): presente, pretérito, imperfecto, condicional, presente perfecto, subjuntivo
Glossary: yes

©2022. Spanish. Level 4. High school. 5 x 8 inches. Softcover, 123 pages plus glossary.

 

About the Author

Jennifer Degenhardt taught middle and high school Spanish for 24 years. She decided to combine her language skills with storytelling, specifically involving kids and culture. Her books highlight cultural, social, economic, and political themes necessary for continued conversation, both inside and outside the classroom. She hopes her stories will provide a platform for discussion, as anything can be solved—to some degree—with a conversation.

 

 

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Teacher's Discovery

El pueblo Spanish Level 4 Reader

$9.50

It’s the first day of Eddie’s high school career, and he’s ready. At least, he thinks he is. The older and more serious of the two boys in the family, Eddie has plans to make his time at high school memorable, and the most beneficial for him, you know, for getting into college. He is thinking about sports and clubs, and even joining the student government. As one of the few people of color at the school—heck, in the whole town—Eddie is more aware than most 14-year-olds. So, in addition to figuring out his identity as a human, he also wants to be a good role model for his younger, less-aware, and sillier brother, James.

But even with his heightened adolescent awareness, there is no way Eddie can prepare himself for what the next four years have in store for him, and how it affects all of the relationships he has: those with his family, his friends and classmates, and even the town. This book is a play divided into three acts.

Level 4
Unique Words: extensive
Total Words: 13,553
Tense(s): presente, pretérito, imperfecto, condicional, presente perfecto, subjuntivo
Glossary: yes

©2022. Spanish. Level 4. High school. 5 x 8 inches. Softcover, 123 pages plus glossary.

 

About the Author

Jennifer Degenhardt taught middle and high school Spanish for 24 years. She decided to combine her language skills with storytelling, specifically involving kids and culture. Her books highlight cultural, social, economic, and political themes necessary for continued conversation, both inside and outside the classroom. She hopes her stories will provide a platform for discussion, as anything can be solved—to some degree—with a conversation.

 

 

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