Exploring diverse dressing customs, this engaging book invites children to embark on an adventure as they discover how kids from various cultures put on their clothes. Through vibrant illustrations and relatable scenarios, it encourages young readers to appreciate global differences and similarities in daily routines, making the experience of getting dressed both fun and educational.
Focusing on the life of Dakota leader Taoyateduta, also known as Little Crow, this biography explores his significant role during the U.S. - Dakota Conflict of 1862. It presents a captivating narrative for young readers, highlighting the challenges faced by the Dakota people and the complexities of their struggle for survival and justice. Through Little Crow's experiences, the book sheds light on a pivotal moment in American history, fostering understanding of Indigenous perspectives and resilience.
Focusing on the theme of cleanliness, this book offers a delightful exploration of how children from various cultures engage in tidying up. It showcases relatable scenarios where kids contribute to keeping their environments neat, making it an engaging read for young audiences. Through simple language and relatable illustrations, beginning readers will learn about the importance of cleanliness and teamwork in a fun and accessible way.
What makes you smile? This educational picture book shows how people in different cultures practise the universal activity of smiling. The text emphasizes common bonds and shared experiences, while the pictures highlight the richness and variety of human cultures. schovat popis
What makes you smile? This educational picture book shows how people in different cultures practise the universal activity of smiling. The text emphasizes common bonds and shared experiences, while the pictures highlight the richness and variety of human cultures. schovat popis
Focusing on the personal stories of those involved, this biography for young readers explores the Dred Scott decision, a pivotal moment in U.S. history regarding slavery. Aimed at ages 9 and up, it delves into the lives and struggles of the key figures, providing a relatable and engaging perspective on this landmark legal case. Through accessible language and compelling narratives, it aims to educate and inspire young audiences about the complexities of justice and human rights.
Focusing on the life of a bohemian artist, this engaging biography introduces middle readers to the creative mind behind beloved children's classics like Millions of Cats and Snippy and Snappy. It highlights the artist's unique personality and artistic journey, making it an inspiring read for young audiences interested in the world of children's literature and art.
Exploring global traditions, this book introduces young readers to various celebrations, from winning soccer games to holidays and birthdays. It highlights the diverse ways people commemorate special moments around the world, making it an engaging resource for understanding cultural practices. Featured as a Book-of-the-Month Club Alternate Selection, it encourages curiosity and appreciation for different customs.
A Look at the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the U.S. Constitution
Exploring the creation and significance of key American documents, this book delves into the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the U.S. Constitution. It uncovers the historical context and the stories behind these foundational texts, providing insights into their content and impact on the nation. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how these documents shaped American democracy and continue to influence society today.