Students Release Spanish Audiobook of Space Whiskers
Southeast Career Technical Academy robotics team brings its STEM children's book to Spanish-speaking families.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Language Learning
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Students on the Pair of Dice Robotics team at Southeast Career Technical Academy have released a Spanish audiobook version of Space Whiskers, the children's book they created to introduce families to space and STEM. Bryan Montes narrated the Spanish version, which the team launched with help from robotics and STEM veteran Nataly Gillard.
Why it matters
The audiobook is intended to reach Spanish-speaking children and parents who may lack access to STEM resources in their own language. Gillard said Spanish-language resources could have made a difference for her family when she was younger.
The project is a Spanish audiobook of the children's book Space Whiskers, narrated by Bryan Montes and produced by the Pair of Dice Robotics team. Nataly Gillard has worked in robotics and STEM for more than nine years, but the source does not report sales, listens or distribution numbers.
The players
Southeast Career Technical Academy
A career and technical school in East Las Vegas whose students developed the Space Whiskers project.
Nataly Gillard
A robotics and STEM figure with more than nine years of experience who helped launch the Spanish audiobook and said Spanish-language resources would have helped her family when she was younger.
The details
The Pair of Dice Robotics team, coached by Jennifer Miller and based at Southeast Career Technical Academy in East Las Vegas, originally created Space Whiskers to introduce families to space and STEM concepts. The team then released a Spanish-language audiobook version, with Bryan Montes narrating and Nataly Gillard helping launch it.
Timeline
Article about the Spanish audiobook release published November 13, 2026.
Season Trajectory
Localized STEM audio like this Spanish Space Whiskers release extends the push to bring science and robotics content to Spanish-speaking households in Las Vegas. It fits a broader movement of student-made educational resources aimed at families who lack access to science materials in their home language.
Families seeking Spanish-language STEM content for children may find audio formats useful for listening during car rides or bedtime. Parents interested in the book should check with Southeast Career Technical Academy for how to access the Spanish audiobook.
The takeaway
Giving children access to science in their home language can open doors that might otherwise stay closed. Parents who want bilingual STEM materials can look for audio and print versions in Spanish alongside English originals.
Further reading
For more on bilingual learning resources, explore Language Learning coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KTNV.
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