Paving the Way
The life of Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female Supreme Court Justice, is explored in this engaging nonfiction reader for Grade 5 students. It includes a fictional story that complements her journey, along with a "Civics in Action" activity designed to enhance understanding of her contributions to law and society. Additional meaningful features enrich the learning experience, making it both informative and interactive.
Exploring the fundamental rights inherent to all individuals at birth, this Grade 5 nonfiction reader combines engaging content with educational activities. It features a related fiction story that illustrates these concepts, along with a "Civics in Action" activity to encourage active participation. Additional resources enhance understanding of human rights, making it a valuable tool for young readers to grasp the importance of civic awareness and advocacy.
Fighting for the Rights of Others
The book highlights the inspiring legacy of Fannie Lou Hamer, a musician and civil rights activist, tailored for Grade 4 readers. It combines factual content with a related fictional story to engage students, along with a "Civics in Action" activity that encourages active learning. Additional features enhance understanding of Hamer's impact on civil rights and her significant contributions to society.
Exploring the journey of a dollar through the economy, this nonfiction reader introduces key economic concepts and terminology in an engaging way. It features a related fiction story that complements the nonfiction content, along with a glossary and extension activities to enhance understanding. The book offers an exciting blend of storytelling and education, making complex economic ideas accessible to readers.
Focusing on American Indian changemakers, this nonfiction book explores their significant interactions with government and the impact of their traditions on American culture. It includes a related fiction piece, a glossary, and other essential features to enhance understanding and engagement with the subject matter.
Delving into Colorado's history, this social studies book spans from early American Indians to contemporary events, including the Gold Rush and statehood. It features four chapters that explore significant events, influential figures, and technological advancements. The engaging narrative is complemented by vibrant illustrations and a glossary, along with guided reading questions and extension activities. This comprehensive account captures the evolution of Colorado over 14,000 years, making it an informative resource for understanding the state's rich heritage.
Exploring the vibrant elements of a neighborhood, this nonfiction reader immerses students in its unique people, sights, sounds, and smells. It combines informative content with a related fiction story, enhancing engagement through discussion questions and an extension activity. Additional exciting features further enrich the learning experience, making it an interactive tool for understanding community dynamics.
¡Los forajidos reinan en el Salvaje Oeste! Este libro en español presenta a algunos de los más famosos ladrones y forajidos de la época, como Billy el Niño, Butch Cassidy, Jesse James y más, en un fascinante título de no ficción.
Mohandas Gandhi was one of the world's great leaders who used nonviolent resistance to protest against the caste system.
Set of 12 student workbooks, one for each long and short vowel sound and one review book each. Helps children learn common spelling patterns, increase writing abilities, improve vocabulary, transfer vocabulary to creative writing, and extend reading skills.