Sí Sabo Galaxy: A Spanish-English Glow-in-the-Dark Sticker Play Set: Build Bilingual Language Skills with 40+ Reusable Stickers and 2 Fold-out Scenes

by Mike Alfaro, Gerardo Guillén, Blue Star Press (Produced by)

Overview

Bring language-learning fun to life with this interactive reusable sticker book set that builds Spanish and English vocabulary for kids ages 2–5 using colorful scenes from outer space.

Get your little one started on the path to bilingual learning with this vibrant English-Spanish puffy sticker book set from Sí Sabo Kids. Kids will expand their vocabulary in two languages while they play with over 40 reusable stickers featuring items from outer space.

This activity book promotes hands-on language development as children:

• Learn basic astronomy, including the planets, sun, moon, astronaut, satellite, and more
• Practice Spanish-English vocabulary
• Fill 2 fold-out galaxy scenes with corresponding stickers

The engaging mix of stickers helps preschoolers and kindergarteners grasp and start utilizing new bilingual concepts while having a blast. It’s sticker fun and educational for all as kids read and speak nuevas palabras!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781963183177
Publisher:	Blue Star Press
Publication date:	07/01/2025
Series:	Sí Sabo Kids , #7
Edition description:	Bilingual Edition
Pages:	44
Sales rank:	710,011
Product dimensions:	4.50(w) x 9.50(h) x (d)
Age Range:	2 - 5 Years

About the Author

Mike Alfaro is a writer, creative director, and pop-culture fanboy. Born and raised in Guatemala, he moved to California after turning 18 in search of the American dream. How cliché. Since then, he's created several successful ad campaigns for major U.S. brands and also launched the viral Instagram account @millennialloteria. He is happily married and currently developing a movie based on his experiences as a Hispanic millennial immigrant.

Gerardo Guillén is a creative director with a background in art direction and advertising, who has created stories, experiences, and products for national brands. He accidentally became an illustrator in 2018 while helping launch Millennial Lotería. Now, he doodles full-time from home in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife and two sons.