Rachel Grack

Welcome to Virginia In this fact-filled title, readers will go on a trip through the state's history, landscape, traditions, and more. Maps show the location of Virginia's landforms and cities, while other features highlight the state's native peoples, wildlife, inventions, a popular sports team, and even a favorite food. The book concludes with a historic timeline and a two-page summary that puts all of Virginia's stats in one place

This title for young readers describes the life and work of Martin Luther King, Jr. Through peaceful protests and education, King's leadership cleared the path for the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. Every third Monday of January, citizens of the United States recognize the leader's mission of equality for all on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

France's most famous icon is the Eiffel Tower. This tower in Paris is the height of an 81-story building and ranks as the most visited monument in the world This book introduces children to the classic beauty, revolutionary people, and fine foods of a country known for the arts.

What are some of the United States' most iconic phenomena? Middle-grade students can celebrate American culture while learning about iconic battles, monuments, natural wonders, and more. Each book highlights 12 American things, places, or events, sharing compelling photos and fascinating facts about what makes each of these things uniquely American. Stat boxes, maps, and "Think About It" features support critical thinking skills and help comprehension. Grand Canyon, Mississippi River, Old Faithful--these breathtaking wonders formed naturally in the United States and their iconic beauty has captivated people for years. From vast gorges to the tallest mountains, these natural wonders are easily recognizable and have helped shape the American landscape and culture. Middle-grade readers explore how these beauties were formed, where they are located, and what makes them iconic. Compelling photos, stat boxes, and a map provide visual support while "Think About It" features offer critical thinking practice and strengthen reading comprehension. Includes table of contents, glossary, index, and extra resources.

What are some of the United States' most iconic phenomena? Middle-grade students can celebrate American culture while learning about iconic battles, monuments, natural wonders, and more. Each book highlights 12 American things, places, or events, sharing compelling photos and fascinating facts about what makes each of these things uniquely American. Stat boxes, maps, and "Think About It" features support critical thinking skills and help comprehension. The American flag, Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument--these famous symbols and monuments are tokens of the American spirit. From sea to shining sea, this book takes middle-grade readers across the country to visit and learn about iconic places and things that symbolize America. Readers explore when these items were built, why they are important, and their impact on American life. Compelling photos, stat boxes, and a map provide visual support while "Think About It" features offer critical thinking practice and strengthen reading comprehension. Includes table of contents, glossary, index, and extra research sources.