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The Animals of The Umbrella
A PowerPoint of the animals from the book, The Umbrella, by Jan Brett
PowerPoint by Karen Cox
Froggy saw the umbrella. He said, “hola.”
Hola means “hello”
Froggy saw Toucan. He said, “Vete.”
Vete means “go away”
Froggy saw Kinkajou. He said, “Muy grande.”
Muygrandemeans
“too big”
Froggy saw Baby Tapir. He said, “No está aquí.”
No está aquímeans “not
here”
Froggy saw Quetzal. He said, “Fly away.”
Froggy saw Monkey. He said, “Qué Pasa.”
Qué pasameans “what’s
happening”
Froggy saw Jaguar. He said, “No problema.”
No problemameans “no problem”
Froggy saw hummingbird. He said, “Adiós.”
Adiósmeans
“good-bye”
Photography CreditsThese photos are under a Creative Commons license
• Title page: Ben Britten, flickr.com/people/tauntingpanda• Frog: Chad Galloway, flickr.com/people/csg51• Toucan: Monique Rhea, flickr.com/people/asthenia• Kinkajou: flickr.com/people/mrmighty• Tapir: flickr.com/people/bug138• Quetzal: Fabio Bretto, flickr.com/people/brettocop• Monkey: flickr.com/people/mrmighty• Jaguar: flickr.com/people/eeek5127• Hummingbird: flickr.com/people/arte
