El tiburón toro

Swimming along ocean coasts, ragged-toothed sand tiger sharks move slow but their large size makes it hard for prey to escape. This North American Spanish translation lets early readers dive in and explore these sharks’ unique body features, food, habitats, and behavior. Up-close, vibrant images reinforce the concepts, and a captivating design keeps reader engaged. Perfects for animal lovers, early reports, STEM and biology lessons, and struggling or reluctant readers. On-page vocabulary definitions, a table of contents, a glossary with pronunciations, and an index all enhance comprehension in a nonfiction beginning reader format. Part of the El mundo de tiburones series A massive great white shark bursts from the water, attacking a helpless seal. Meanwhile, in the ocean’s depths, a goblin shark waits to snag prey on needle-sharp teeth. Sharks are fearsome predators that rule the oceans. Through infographics, powerful photography, and a nonfiction beginning reader format, early/fluent readers can dive into the habitats, life cycles, and behaviors of these incredible animals. Translated into North American Spanish. Ages 5 - 8 Nonfiction, 24 pages, 2024 ISBN 9781623108281