Make a prediction.
Look at the illustration and title together. Use the vocabulary list to explore words learners already know and predict what might happen.
FOR SCHOOLS & TEACHERS
17 illustrated stories to bring vocabulary into context and give learners a reason to keep reading.

READING WITH A LITTLE MORE SUPPORT
For English-speaking learners who are ready to put their Spanish to use on the page.
Learn Spanish Through Stories moves from A1 stories towards A2–B1 challenges. Each story has an illustration, and chapter vocabulary provides Spanish–English support. Level and tense headings help teachers select an appropriate text.
The collection offers comedy, sport, mystery and adventure for adult and older teenage learners. Teachers should review the chosen story for their class’s age, language level and interests.
THREE WAYS TO START
Look at the illustration and title together. Use the vocabulary list to explore words learners already know and predict what might happen.
Read independently or in pairs. Invite learners to identify who is involved, what they want and the decision they need to make.
Discuss a character’s choice, retell a scene or return to a useful expression in a new context. Reread to notice something new.
Suggested teaching approaches, not included lesson plans or a claim of curriculum alignment. The book is a graded story collection, not an accredited course or exercise workbook.

TAKE A LOOK BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Our free opening-chapter sample includes the story illustration and vocabulary support, so you can judge whether the approach is right for your learners.
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ONE STORY AT A TIME
Open the book. Meet the words. Enjoy the story.
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