Bringing Learning to Life: The Magic Tree House Series in Spanish

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The Magic Tree House series is a popular children's book series written by American author Mary Pope Osborne. The books follow the adventures of siblings Jack and Annie as they travel through time and space with the help of a magical tree house. The series has been widely translated into many languages, including Spanish. The Spanish versions of the Magic Tree House books, known as "La casa del árbol" in Spanish, have become just as popular as the original English versions. The main idea is that the Spanish versions of the Magic Tree House series are highly popular..


There are many ways to use this book companion in your classroom.
- Have a small group read the book together and answer the activities together (book clubs)
- Read aloud the story to your class. Complete the booklet together.
- Small group, guided reading, centers, even individually your class will love reading these books and completing the activities.

SAVE 20 by purchasing the four book BUNDLEEach unit includes an 11 page booklet with different activities focusing on prereading activities, vocabulary, comprehension, word work, and extension activities. Dragons and Mythical Creatures A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House 55 Night of the Ninth Dragon 2016 NF by Natalie Pope Boyce and Mary Pope Osborne.

Spanish versions of the Magic Tree House series

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Spanish versions of the Magic Tree House series

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  • Series: Magic Tree House Series Record # 14141
  • Webpages:Wikipedia-EN

Note: Originally the books in this series were numbered sequentially. Later on, around 2017, some books were separated into a sub-series, "Magic Tree House Merlin Missions" and were re-numbered starting with 1.

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  • Magic Tree House
    • 1 Dinosaurs Before Dark (1992) [SF]byMary Pope Osborne
    • 2 The Knight at Dawn (1993) [SF]byMary Pope Osborne
    • 3 Mummies in the Morning (1993) [SF]byMary Pope Osborne also appeared as:
      • Translation:Una Momia Al Amanecer [Spanish] (2004)
      • Translation:Piratas despu�s del mediod�a [Spanish] (2003)
      • Translation:La noche de las ninjas [Spanish] (2004)
      • Variant:Magic Tree House Treasury (2023)
      • Magic Tree House Super Editions
        • 1 Danger in the Darkest Hour (2015) byMary Pope Osborne also appeared as:
          • Variant:World at War, 1944 (2017)
          • Ancient Rome and Pompeii: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #13: Vacation Under the Volcano (2006) [NF]byNatalie Pope BoyceandMary Pope Osborne
          • Magic Tricks from the Tree House: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #50: Hurry Up, Houdini! (2013) [NF][non-genre]byNatalie Pope BoyceandMary Pope Osborne
          • Dogsledding and Extreme Sports: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #54: Balto of the Blue Dawn (2016) [NF]byNatalie Pope BoyceandMary Pope Osborne
          • Dragons and Mythical Creatures: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #55: Night of the Ninth Dragon (2016) [NF]byNatalie Pope BoyceandMary Pope Osborne

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          Magic Tree House #1

          SAVE 20% by purchasing the four book BUNDLEEach unit includes an 11 page booklet with different activities focusing on prereading activities, vocabulary, comprehension, word work, and extension activities. Each unit also includes a comprehension quiz with page numbers and without page numbers. See t

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          La casa del arbol #1 - Dinosaurios al atardecer
          Magic Tree House #1 - Dinosaurs Before Dark

          This unit is a book companion to use alongside La casa del arbol (#1) - Dinosaurios al atardecer by Mary Pope Osborne. See the preview for a closer look.

          The unit includes an 11 page booklet with activities you can just print and go OR you can pick and choose from according to your needs.
          The booklet pages include:
          - before reading activity
          - vocabulary: one page of definitions, one page with a word search
          - compound words
          - verbs/nouns
          - problem/solution
          - summary
          - making connections
          - discussion questions
          - reading extension question

          There is also a comprehension quiz at the end with 10 questions (1 per chapter). One of the quizzes provides page numbers where students can find the answer. The second quiz is exactly the same but without the page numbers. Great for more independent readers.

          There are many ways to use this book companion in your classroom.
          - Have a small group read the book together and answer the activities together (book clubs)
          - Read aloud the story to your class. Complete the booklet together.
          - Small group, guided reading, centers, even individually your class will love reading these books and completing the activities.

          PURCHASE this unit in a money saving BUNDLE with my Magic Tree House #1-4

          Spanish versions of the magic tree house series

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          Reviews for "Una Aventura Mágica: Las Ediciones en Español de la Serie Magic Tree House"

          1. Maria - 2 stars - I was really excited to introduce my child to the Magic Tree House series in Spanish, but I was disappointed with the translations. The writing felt clunky and awkward, and it often lost the charm and magic of the original English version. The characters didn't feel as relatable, and my child struggled to engage with the story. I wish the Spanish versions were more faithful to the original text.
          2. Roberto - 1 star - The Spanish versions of the Magic Tree House series were a huge letdown. The language used was overly formal and unnatural, making it difficult for my child to connect with the story. The translations lacked the fluidity and whimsy of the English originals, and it felt like the essence of the books was lost in the process. I would not recommend the Spanish versions to anyone looking to enjoy the magic of the Magic Tree House series.
          3. Ana - 2 stars - As a fluent Spanish speaker, I was disappointed with the Spanish versions of the Magic Tree House series. The translations felt forced and awkward, and it was clear that a lot of the charm of the original English books got lost in the process. The language used was often too advanced for the target audience, making it difficult for children to follow along. Overall, I found the Spanish versions to be a poor representation of the beloved original series.
          4. Luis - 3 stars - While I appreciate the effort to bring the Magic Tree House series to Spanish-speaking readers, I wasn't fully satisfied with the translations. The storytelling felt a bit flat and lacked the excitement and adventure present in the English versions. The language used was often overly simplified, making it feel more appropriate for younger readers than the intended age group. I would have liked to see a more faithful adaptation that captured the essence of the original series in Spanish.
          5. Marta - 2 stars - I was excited to share the Magic Tree House series with my bilingual child, but unfortunately, the Spanish versions didn't live up to my expectations. The translations felt disjointed, with awkward phrasing and unnatural dialogue. The charm and magic of the original books were lost, and my child couldn't fully connect with the stories. I would recommend sticking to the English versions if possible for a more enjoyable reading experience.

          Discovering the World Through Spanish: The Magic Tree House Series

          Explorando la Historia en Español: Las Versiones en Español de la Serie Magic Tree House