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Algarabia en la Granja [Farmyard Jamboree] - Margaret Read MacDonald
15 min•8 januari 2010
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Title: Algarabia en la Granja [Farmyard Jamboree]
Author: Margaret Read MacDonald
Narrator: Javier Mendoza
Format: Unabridged
Length: 00:15:00
Release date: 01-08-10
Genres: K-12
Publisher's Summary: Sing and dance along with a young boy who introduces different members of his family along with several new farmyard animal and animal babies in this rollicking early learner, inspired by a Chilean folk tale. The toe-tapping story offers a playful way to practice counting skills. Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish. Opiniones de los miembros: interesting! I just wrote another review for a counting book and stated that it was boring - which it was - this one, while still a counting book, actually gets a bit interesting. The story actually makes a bit of sense, the kid is getting all these animals as gifts, and each animal keeps having a baby - so it becomes a multiplication book, of sorts, and goes well past 10, which is nice. My son also thinks it's fun! He much prefers this one over the 'abuelita fue al mercado' one. I also took it to their preschool class to read, and they ALL had fun making animal sounds and counting - and finally, an important point, it's well written and the Spanish is good. Boring! Not much algarabia at all! This book is supposed to be a song about giving and counting with farm animals. Sounds cute, however, it is really boring. At least in this Spanish version, nothing at all rhymes. The length of the verses is variable and arbitrary and even the lyrics are uninteresting. The book comes with a CD where a man is singing the song and it is just so slow. The song is just like the book, not exciting, slow, and boring. Maybe its just me. This book may work for other kids that are learning Spanish and want to learn the name of farm animals and their offspring. Love this music/book! Cute pictures, great song. It's a bit on the slow side, but my 10 month old loves it. We sing along and point to the animals as their names are said. We also have El Loro Tico Tango, which is catchy and up beat, but I think this will be easier for my son to sing along to once he starts talking. Make sure you get the version with the CD - it's worth it. There is something wonderful and magical about the music There is something wonderful and magical about the music, rhythm and illustrations of this story. My five year old loves it! Daughter's favorite book This books is fantastic. I have been reading it to my daughter since she was 6 months old, and now at 10 months she will sit still through most of it, and will get really excited to hear me do all the barnyard animals. As a native Spanish speaker, I think that the text is fantastic and is not awkwardly translated from English. I am on the look out for good Spanish children's books, and so far this is the best one we've encountered, especially if you really let yourself be silly when reading the animal noises. Unlock your silly bone and watch your children giggle their way through this farmyard adventure, based on a Chilean folklore story.
https://booksreader.space/al-6906/
Title: Algarabia en la Granja [Farmyard Jamboree]
Author: Margaret Read MacDonald
Narrator: Javier Mendoza
Format: Unabridged
Length: 00:15:00
Release date: 01-08-10
Genres: K-12
Publisher's Summary: Sing and dance along with a young boy who introduces different members of his family along with several new farmyard animal and animal babies in this rollicking early learner, inspired by a Chilean folk tale. The toe-tapping story offers a playful way to practice counting skills. Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish. Opiniones de los miembros: interesting! I just wrote another review for a counting book and stated that it was boring - which it was - this one, while still a counting book, actually gets a bit interesting. The story actually makes a bit of sense, the kid is getting all these animals as gifts, and each animal keeps having a baby - so it becomes a multiplication book, of sorts, and goes well past 10, which is nice. My son also thinks it's fun! He much prefers this one over the 'abuelita fue al mercado' one. I also took it to their preschool class to read, and they ALL had fun making animal sounds and counting - and finally, an important point, it's well written and the Spanish is good. Boring! Not much algarabia at all! This book is supposed to be a song about giving and counting with farm animals. Sounds cute, however, it is really boring. At least in this Spanish version, nothing at all rhymes. The length of the verses is variable and arbitrary and even the lyrics are uninteresting. The book comes with a CD where a man is singing the song and it is just so slow. The song is just like the book, not exciting, slow, and boring. Maybe its just me. This book may work for other kids that are learning Spanish and want to learn the name of farm animals and their offspring. Love this music/book! Cute pictures, great song. It's a bit on the slow side, but my 10 month old loves it. We sing along and point to the animals as their names are said. We also have El Loro Tico Tango, which is catchy and up beat, but I think this will be easier for my son to sing along to once he starts talking. Make sure you get the version with the CD - it's worth it. There is something wonderful and magical about the music There is something wonderful and magical about the music, rhythm and illustrations of this story. My five year old loves it! Daughter's favorite book This books is fantastic. I have been reading it to my daughter since she was 6 months old, and now at 10 months she will sit still through most of it, and will get really excited to hear me do all the barnyard animals. As a native Spanish speaker, I think that the text is fantastic and is not awkwardly translated from English. I am on the look out for good Spanish children's books, and so far this is the best one we've encountered, especially if you really let yourself be silly when reading the animal noises. Unlock your silly bone and watch your children giggle their way through this farmyard adventure, based on a Chilean folklore story.
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