Free Lapbook Chili For Kids Who Love Hands-On Learning

Once there was a little boy named Neftalí who loved wild things wildly and quiet things quietly. From the moment he could talk, he surrounded himself with words. Neftalí discovered the magic between the pages of books. When he was sixteen, he began publishing his poems as Pablo Neruda.

Pablo wrote poems about the things he loved―things made by his friends in the café, things found at the marketplace, and things he saw in nature. He wrote about the people of Chile and their stories of struggle. Because above all things and above all words, Pablo Neruda loved people.

A childless old woman is given a merbaby to raise until the child can safely return to the sea.

Chile: The Complete History for Kids invites young readers on a vivid journey through one of the most breathtaking and surprising countries on Earth. From ancient Mapuche families who learned to live between forests and rivers, to brave leaders who shaped a new nation, to modern Chile filled with creativity and resilience, this book brings history to life in a way kids can truly enjoy.Every chapter turns big events into clear, meaningful stories. Children will meet heroes who fought for freedom, explorers who crossed towering mountains, families who rebuilt after powerful earthquakes, and communities who stood together to make their voices heard. With a friendly storytelling style, fun facts, and quizzes to test what they’ve learned, this book transforms history into an adventure that sparks curiosity on every page.

Ever since Isabel told me all about Chile my belly has been rumbling…I wish I could go to Chile. But how can I get there? It is impossible for dogs to fly.

Embark on a journey over air and land in Monica Lizama’s exciting new children’s story, All Paws to Chile, a tale positively bursting with globe-trotting adventures!

In Nick and Aya Travel to Chile, young readers join siblings Nick and Aya and their parents, Kate and George, on an exciting adventure stretching from the bustling streets of Santiago to the deserts of the far north, the volcanoes and forests of southern Chile, the wild landscapes of Patagonia, and even the mysterious islands of the Pacific Ocean.

Along the way, children will:

• Explore famous landmarks and hidden corners of Chile
• Learn about wildlife such as sea lions, huemuls, guanacos, king salmon, condors, penguins, and native insects
• Discover deserts, volcanoes, geysers, forests, rivers, glaciers, mountains, fjords, islands, and oceans
• Experience Chilean culture through local foods, colorful murals, traditional music, fishing communities, and regional traditions

Based on a true story, this out-of-this-world picture book follows the exciting scientific journey of a chica and a chinita with sky-high aspirations—perfect for fans of Mae Among the Stars and What Miss Mitchell Saw.Natalia is a chica, an ambitious girl with dreams of becoming a scientist. Luna is a chinita, an adventurous ladybug that dreams of visiting the stars. But neither dream is easy to reach. Ladybugs are meant to munch on garden pests. And no one from Natalia’s family has ever been to college. Still, both Natalia and Luna want más.Then Natalia’s all-girl class designs an experiment. If astronauts want to live in outer space, they’ll need to grow food. Could chinitas go along to keep the pests away? The girls are eager to find out, and Luna is hungry to help. If their theory is correct, it’s a project worthy of NASA itself—and the stuff all dreams are made of.This inspiring picture book is based on the real story of Chilean high school girls who convinced NASA to send ladybugs to space!