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For kids i gave them 2 or 3 clothes pins to pinch and hold the taco together. Then sew up the curced side of your taco.

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I also added two red felt circles to look like tomatoes but feel free to add any toppings to your taco you like. I used a little glue to hold my fillings in place while I sewed. Color your Cotton or batting Green to be the Lettuce. Red felt or other colors for toppings Fold felt circle in half and draw a emoji type face on your Taco. Worked great but you could use any really. Thread – This thread was just one I had laying around. Needles – These large needles were easy to thread and for the kids to hold. I made sure to have all my needles pre treaded and gave the kids cloths pins to keep their tacos closed while they sewed. They loved decorating their tacos and did such a great job their first time sewing. I will have to say I was a little nervous hosting a playdate for 5 and 7 year olds with a sewing craft. Reynoso even provides a history of tacos at the end. The colorful illustrations bring out the joy and fun and universal appeal of tacos. It also tells you “I love tacos” in several languages. What I like best about this story is that it is told in English and Spanish. Reynoso shares a wide variety of methods from the realistic to the ridiculous to fold and enjoy tacos.

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How to Fold a Taco (English and Spanish Edition) By Naibe Reynoso – This book about tacos is charming and humorous. Its a cute little story that mixes information with creativity! Kinda wacky not much of a point but still a fun read. The admission direction read it and had the whole room laughing in no time. This Is a Taco! By Andrew Cangelose – The first time I heard this story, it was at my son’s school when they were doing a special read aloud night. A funny story about what happens when Dragons eat Spicy tacos they get the tummy troubles.

One year we even used them as a theme for our Halloween decorations. I think i have read both of these books a million times. Little Taco Truck is great all around and one of my 5 year old’s favorite books.ĭragons Love Tacos and the Sequel by Adam Rubin – My boys and I love Adam Rubin books! It is a funny story with great illustrations. Even has them interested in trying some new foods. My Boys were excited about the illustrations, personalities, and all the vibrant words. The personalities of the food trucks brings to life the exciting and diverse world of street foods in the US while also telling the story of how one little food truck finds himself adapting to his changing world. Little Taco Truck by Tanya Valentine – Little Taco Truck is a beautifully illustrated book that ties together diversity, inclusion, and courage in a way in which little ones can understand and relate. But that isn’t even my favorite taco book. Our Halloween decorations last year followed the theme of Dragons love Tacos. Is it Taco Tuesday, yet? Are you looking for fun books to read about tacos? You many be wondering are there really good books about tacos? And let me tell you some of my favorite books are about Tacos.

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