Spanish

Robi the robot can do every chore but cannot laugh. The children try jokes, funny faces and tickles with no luck. Then the family dog slips on a banana peel and tumbles into a box, everyone bursts out laughing, and Robi finally laughs too.

A tiny ant falls into a river and a dove saves her by dropping a leaf. Days later, the ant sees a hunter about to trap the dove and pinches his ankle, so the dove escapes. A retelling of the classic Aesop fable about kindness repaid.

On a rainy day, Elena shares her rainbow umbrella with a wet kitten, an elderly woman and her friend Pablo. Her teacher says the umbrella must be magic because there’s always room for one more, but Elena knows the magic is in sharing.

Olivia, a baby owl, is afraid of the dark even though owls live at night. Her father takes her on a night flight to see singing crickets and frogs, moonflowers and stars. With no monsters in sight, Olivia discovers the night is full of wonders.

Mateo wants to give his grandfather a birthday present but has no money. He makes a handmade book of old family photos and memories, and learns to play his grandpa’s favorite song on the flute. His grandfather calls it the best gift of his life.

Caco the snail is always late because his steps are small, and his friends laugh at him. When he misses the cake at a picnic, a ladybug helps the others understand. The next picnic is held right by Caco’s house, and the friends learn to wait for everyone.

Princess Valeria owns a hundred pairs of fancy shoes but loves running barefoot in the grass. When the kingdom holds a great race, she enters barefoot, outruns the knights in their heavy boots, and the queen builds a garden where every child can run free.

Vulcán, a sleepy volcano covered in trees and home to a village of monkeys, sneezes a puff of smoke when a butterfly tickles his nose. The frightened monkeys learn he is gentle and only wants to sleep and care for his trees, so they sing him back to sleep.

Andrés can’t resist Grandma Rosa’s chocolate cookies and eats five before the neighborhood party. He’s tempted to blame the dog but tells the truth instead. Grandma thanks him for his honesty, and they bake a fresh batch together.

Gotita, a raindrop, falls from a cloud onto a mountain, flows down a stream and a river, reaches the sea, and then rises back up as vapor when the sun warms the ocean. A gentle introduction to the water cycle.