Contando cuentos en español (Telling tales in Spanish)

MLC’s Spanish language students bring own illustrated stories to Acacia, Oak classrooms

Four grades from Mountain Lake Christian (MLC) High School spent some time Friday, October 28 contando cuentos en español (telling tales in Spanish) to elementary students.

In the morning, the seventh- and eighth-grade Spanish class of Miriam Rojas read the stories they had written in Spanish (and translated into English) – as well as illustrated – to students in the Acacia classroom (grades one and two) of Rachel Knutson.

The freshmen and sophomores were center stage in the afternoon with their bilingual literary works in Nordis Olson’s Oak classroom (grades three and four)

Following is a photo gallery of the freshmen and sophomores in the thick of contando cuentos:

 

 

 

 

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BRYCE ADRIAN SHARES his original tale, written in Spanish (and translated into English), Paco La Oveja (Paco The Sheep).

 

 

 

 

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Eduardo un Excelente Elefanate (Edward The Excellent Elephant) is a humorous Spanish/English story written and illustrated by Regan James.

 

 

 

 

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OAK STUDENTS, FROM left Isaiah Rete, Ethan Schroeder, Bailey Meyer and Kaleb Nowark act out Regan’s (at far left) story about Eduardo (Edward).

 

 

 

 

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PEPE LA VACA (Pepe The Cow) comes alive on the pages of this Spanish/English short book by Abraham Stoesz.

 

 

 

 

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KYLE KLASSEN USES expression to share her title, El Pequeño Pato Aventurero (The Adventurous Little Duck).

 

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