Regarded as the turning point of the American Civil War, Gettysburg commemorates the three-day battle that took place over 150 years ago. From the first shots fired on the morning of July 1, 1863 to Robert E. Lee's losing gamble known as Pickett's Charge on July 3 that resulted in thousands of... číst celé
Engaging with building blocks, early readers explore shapes and their impact on functionality. The book features playful illustrations and simple text, making it an enjoyable educational experience for young learners.
Exploring the mechanics of U.S. elections, this Grade 4 nonfiction reader highlights the voting process and the government's role in safeguarding it. The book emphasizes the significance of voting and includes a related fictional story to engage readers. Additionally, it features a "Civics in Action" activity, providing an interactive way for students to understand civic responsibilities and the electoral system.
Exploring the concept of freedom, this nonfiction reader delves into the meaning behind the song "America." It combines an engaging fictional story with discussion questions and an extension activity to enhance understanding. Designed to encourage students to reflect on their own interpretations of freedom, the book offers a comprehensive approach to the topic with additional features that facilitate deeper engagement.