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Direct linkKimberly Muñoz; Alexandra Babino – Reading Teacher, 2025
In this Action & Learning article, we describe the connections between the popular Spanish nursery song "Los pollitos dicen" (The Little Chicks Say) and Aesop's fable's "The Fox and Hen" with the literacy teaching of bilingual Latinx students. In this metaphor, the bilingual teachers represent the Mamá Gallina (Mother Hen)…
Descriptors: Literacy Education, Spanish, Nursery Rhymes, Literary Genres
