by Juan Felipe Hererra
As a Spanish-speaking child in an English-speaking school, Juanito often feels as if he is upside-down in his new world. He uses his Mexican roots to help him understand his new surroundings and enjoy the best of both worlds.What Are My Roots
Schoolyard Experiments and Activities
*(From Roots and Wings, Bluebonnet CelebrationsSM #7, © 2001, Suzy Red, Lockhart, Texas)
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