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La Leyenda Del Espantapajaros

September 21, 2010 by jaemaree

Now that Fall is here, check out this video on Teacher Tube. “Espantapajaros” is a scarecrow. This story is so beautiful and sweet (and in Spanish!).

La Leyenda Del Espantapajaros.

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