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Hardback. Condición: Good. The legacy of the 13 colonies is an essential building block for elementary social studies students as they develop an understanding of their civic heritage. The Colonial era was a dynamic crucible of politics, human drama, revolution, and resolution, in which the formative principles of American culture and government were born. Here are fact-filled, visually compelling stories of the 13 colonies -- from settlement to statehood -- plus the intriguing, but pivotal story of the thwarted, though valiant, colonial effort at Roanoke. The mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke settlers was never resolved. This mystery of history is sure to engage young readers Adriaen Block claimed Connecticut for the Netherlands. Before the Europeans arrived, the indigenous people had called the place Quinnenhtukqut, which means Long River. In 1638, the Dutch purchased the area from the Quinnipiac Indians for an assortment of silverware, tools, and clothes. Connecticut's story from this barter purchase to the American Revolution is told here.…

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Paperback. Condición: Good. A great companion to any American history curriculum, this innovative series discusses important themes and topics in American history using graphic organizers such as Venn diagrams, compare/contrast charts, timelines, graphs, concept webs, maps, flow charts, KWL charts, and cause and effect charts. These graphic organizers present information visually in a way that is clear and easy for the students to understand. The series follows the story of the United States from the first settlers to the growth of American cities, outlining broad themes while highlighting interesting detail and showing students how graphic organizers can help them learn and organize information. The full page graphic organizers show connections and highlight differences between related topics and ideas, and enrich students' understanding of the topics. This title outlines the mass immigration from Europe that brought throngs of people looking for housing and jobs in new factories. It also discusses the important changes that urban growth brought about for the nation as a whole, including child labor laws. school attendance laws, and the rise of labor unions. Graphic organizers are included, such as a cause-and-effect chart about immigration into American cities, a line graph showing the rapid growth of labor union membership in the early twentieth century, and a pie chart comparing and contrasting America's urban and rural populations in different years. …

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Hardback. Condición: Good. The six ethnic groups featured in this series have all made important contributions to the American dream. Profiling one child and his or her family in each volume, this collection informs your students about the history and traditions of each group and the place that each one has at the American table.…

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Hardback. Condición: Good. Children today are in need of role models more than ever. These six books focus on contemporary figures that children can recognize and easily relate to. And while learning about the extraordinary lives of people, such as Muhammad Ali and Eleanor Roosevelt, your students will learn the importance of personal values, including strength of character, integrity, and courage.…

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Hardback. Condición: Very Good. From factories to farms and ballrooms to battlefields, this exciting new series uses clothing as a window through which to view our nation's ever-changing social and political climate. Through the use of engaging text, fine art illustrations, historical photographs, and living history reenactments, young readers are given a unique perspective on American history from the first settlements to the tumult of the Civil War.Although the early Americans began their new lives dressed as British subjects, the realities of life in their new home quickly reshaped what the colonists wore, creating an early difference between the colonists and the British subjects in England. Chronicling changing clothing norms, as well as the clothing worn by the Native Americans, this books paints a vivid picture of life in the new land that was to become America. …

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Hardback. Condición: Good. Children will have fun learning about famous athletes and the records that they set and broke. Included in each book are fun graphics of important statistical information and photographs documenting record-breaking moments. Students will learn about the sports figures' personal lives and how these athletes accomplished their great achievements.The youngest gold medalist in the history of women's ice skating at age 15, Tara Lipinski is an inspiration to aspiring skaters all over the world. Her story of hard work and sacrifice proves that wanting it all is an obtainable goal for anyone with the willingness to give it all. …

Hardback. Condición: Very Good. In an increasingly dangerous world, it is more vital than ever to impart the basics of personal safety to kids at an early age. Without creating unnecessary fears, the sober advice in these books, conveyed in an age-appropriate manner, will instill responsibility as an ingredient in the mix of having fun and enjoying life.…

Hardback. Condición: Good. The people of ancient Mesopotamia developed the first cities in human history in the fertile crescent of the Tigres and Euphrates Rivers. They also developed a highly sophisticated form of writing known as cuneiform. Readers will be fascinated by these people and their writing. Incredible photos of actual artifacts illustrate this history of the written world.…

Hardback. Condición: Good. From factories to farms and ballrooms to battlefields, this exciting new series uses clothing as a window through which to view our nation's ever-changing social and political climate. Through the use of engaging text, fine art illustrations, historical photographs, and living history reenactments, young readers are given a unique perspective on American history from the first settlements to the tumult of the Civil War.Although the early Americans began their new lives dressed as British subjects, the realities of life in their new home quickly reshaped what the colonists wore, creating an early difference between the colonists and the British subjects in England. Chronicling changing clothing norms, as well as the clothing worn by the Native Americans, this books paints a vivid picture of life in the new land that was to become America.…

Paperback. Condición: Good. This important new series celebrates our nation's strength through diversity. Kids learn about the proud traditions of many different ethnic groups and the commonality of our humanity. The cornerstones of these titles are respect and tolerance.

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Hardback. Condición: Very Good. The legacy of the 13 colonies is an essential building block for elementary social studies students as they develop an understanding of their civic heritage. The Colonial era was a dynamic crucible of politics, human drama, revolution, and resolution, in which the formative principles of American culture and government were born. Here are fact-filled, visually compelling stories of the 13 colonies -- from settlement to statehood -- plus the intriguing, but pivotal story of the thwarted, though valiant, colonial effort at Roanoke. The mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke settlers was never resolved. This mystery of history is sure to engage young readers Adriaen Block claimed Connecticut for the Netherlands. Before the Europeans arrived, the indigenous people had called the place Quinnenhtukqut, which means Long River. In 1638, the Dutch purchased the area from the Quinnipiac Indians for an assortment of silverware, tools, and clothes. Connecticut's story from this barter purchase to the American Revolution is told here.…

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