
Un cuento para cada letra
by Carmen Gil / Natasha Rosenberg
One illustrated story for every letter of the Spanish alphabet — a gentle way to connect letter sounds to print for beginning Spanish readers.
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In this list, vocabulary words from each story in Un cuento para cada letra are organized by letter — useful for copywork, vocabulary study, and phonics practice alongside the book.
Vocabulary List by Letter:
adivinanza
amable
abrigo
ay
azul
amarillo
abajo
alegre
lata
pintura
gracias
barco
bahía
botella
brújula
liberó
bolsa
buena
globo
burbujas
barbas
ballena
besos
caballero
hacia
capa
cabeza
cepillo
con
caracol
cuando
creyó
cantante
cigüeña
socorro
chistera
charol
charcos
hinchaba
echaba
hecho
noche
duende
mundo
dulces
ducha
durante
tarde
de
duda
dentro
desafinados
dedo
sed
divina
dijó
día
dragon
diluvio
todo
equipo
ensalada
estaba
erizo
en
escalera
enojado
encima
torre
que
cielo
elefante
emocionado
estrella
puede
fantasmas
feliz
fuerza
feria
fueron
gafas
cafetería
fruta
flores
familia
diferente
gigante
orgullosa
guantes
lago
jugar
recoger
agosto
guapa
gorrión
ingeniosa
gestos
graciosa
gusto
igualito
hablaba
hospital
hormiga
harto
hada
huellas
hasta
hojas
hueco
habéis
historias
humor
ahí
hay
huevos
huerta
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