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Introduce students to important events that led up to the Civil War, and to some of the most influential figures from this period of U. S. history. With this 6-book collection, readers will be introduced to leaders of the Union and the Confederate States of America, the most well-known battles of the Civil War, and more! Featuring easy-to-read text, engaging facts, vivid images and illustrations, an accessible table of contents, and a supportive glossary, these books support students as they navigate the text and build social studies content knowledge. Titles in this collection include: Abraham Lincoln; Robert E. Lee; Ulysses S. Grant; Civil War Is Coming; Battles of the Civil War; and Civil War Leaders

Introduce children to the importance of money and how it is used with this fact-filled collection of nonfiction books. Featuring vibrant, lively images that work in conjunction with clear, informational text, early readers will learn the principles to saving and spending money, using money, goods and services, as well as money and trade. Young students will begin to build financial literacy and a basic knowledge of economics topics. Titles in this 6-book collection include: All About Money; Using Money; Saving and Spending; Goods and Services Around Town; Money and Trade in Our Nation; Money and Trade in Our World.

Give students an insight to what life was like during the Middle Ages in England, and how change and cultural rebirth came about during the Renaissance! Featuring detailed images, fact-filled sidebars, easy-to-read text, a table of contents, glossary, and index, each book in this set supports the development of social studies content knowledge. Students will be captivated as they learn about significant people and events in world history, from the Medieval times to the Renaissance era. Titles in this 6-book collection include: Medieval Times: England in the Middle Ages; Geoffrey Chaucer: Medieval Writer; The Reformation: A Religious Revolution; Martin Luther: A Reforming Spirit; The Renaissance: A Rebirth in Culture; Leonardo de Vinci: Renaissance Artist and Inventor.

Teach students about ancient civilizations around the world with this set of high-interest nonfiction books! Featuring stunning photos, fact-filled sidebars, easy-to-read text, a table of contents, glossary, and index, each book in this set keeps children engaged as they learn about world history and developing social studies content knowledge. Titles in this 6-book collection include: Egypt; Mesopotamia; China; Rome; Greece; India.

Make learning about the 20th Century fun and engaging with this jaw-dropping 6-book collection. Books in this collection help introduce students to historical figures and events of this time period and include a helpful glossary, index, and easy-to-read text that allow readers to further understand the material. Each book in this collection is guaranteed to have children fascinated from beginning to end! Titles in this collection include: Cold War Leaders; Woodrow Wilson; Winston Churchill; World War I; World War II; The Cold War.

Encourage young children to use their imagination with these captivating fiction storybooks! With high-interest text and vibrant illustrations and images, beginning readers will be engaged and develop a love of reading. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, each book in this set features age-appropriate text features and increasingly complex vocabulary to support early childhood literacy development. The fiction titles in this 10-book collection include: This Is My Story by Fredrick G. Frog; Duck Pond Fun; Anna Goes to Zambia; How to Be a Kitten; Boris the Bassett; The Princess and the Pea; Across the Sea; Safari Camp; Maya Monkey; and When I Grow Up.

Encourage beginning readers to develop a love of reading! These exciting fiction storybooks contain high-interest text and vibrant illustrations to keep children engaged. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, each book in this set features grade-appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures to support early childhood literacy development. The fiction titles in this 10-book collection include: My Life as a Bee; Dinosaur House; It's Good Enough to Eat!; Life at the Top; The Bears' Story by Baldwin B. Bear; Maddy's Mad Hair Day; Paul Bunyan: A Very Tall Tale; Grandpa and Me; Seb's Train; and Splash Down!

Introduce students to important facts, theories and fundamental concepts in life science. Books in this collection feature easy-to-read text, an accessible glossary, helpful index, and intriguing facts that work with the captivating images and lab activities to keep students engaged while expanding their knowledge of STEM topics. Titles in this 8-book collection include: Cell Scientists: Discovering How Cells Work; Pioneers in Cell Biology; Pioneering Ecologists; George Washington Carver: Agriculture Pioneer; Jane Goodall: Animal Scientists and Friend; Gregor Mendel: Genetics Pioneer; Louis Pasteur and the Fight Against Germs; Hippocrates: Making the Way for Medicine.

Inspire a love of reading among beginning readers with colorfully illustrated fiction storybooks With high-interest text and vibrant images, children will be engaged and entertained by these fun-filled stories. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, each book in this set features grade-appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures to support early childhood literacy development. The fiction titles in this 10-book collection include: I Am So Beautiful; Zoo Hullabaloo; Carousel Colors; Playground Friends; Boris Keeps Fit; Speak Up ; What Can You See?; Ready, Set, Go ; Edward the Explorer; and Max.

Introduce students to some of the most well-known physical scientists throughout history and today Children in grades 3-4 will learn what these individuals accomplished while expanding their knowledge of various physical science topics. Books in this collection feature easy-to-read text, an accessible glossary, helpful index, and intriguing facts that work with the captivating images and lab activities to keep students engaged. Titles include: Max Planck: Uncovering the World of Matter; Marie Curie: Pioneering Physicist; Albert Einstein: Gentle Genius; Isaac Newton and the Laws of the Universe; Thomas Edison and the Pioneers of Electromagnetism; Making It Go: The Life and Work of Robert Fulton; Pioneers of Light and Sound; and Antoine Lavoisier: Founder of Modern Chemistry.

Introduce students to some of the greatest figures in American history with this 6-book collection. Children will learn about the lives of these Americans and how their actions and achievements made an impact in the United States. Featuring high-interest content, fascinating images, and other source materials, this set of nonfiction books is a great resource for developing students' social studies knowledge. Aligned to the Common Core and other state standards, these books provide multiple texts around a common theme. Titles in this set include: Amazing Americans: George Washington; Amazing Americans: Pocahontas; Amazing Americans: Abraham Lincoln; Amazing Americans: Susan B. Anthony; Amazing Americans: Paul Revere; and Amazing Americans: Abigail Adams

Encourage students to be good members of society with this set of books about what it means to be a good friend, worker, citizen, and leader. Each book in this set contains engaging documents and photographs, highlighted content-area vocabulary, and fact-filled sidebars. Aligned to the Common Core and other state standards, these nonfiction books build social studies knowledge and provide multiple texts around a common theme. Titles in this 8-book collection include: I Am a Good Citizen; I Am a Good Friend; I Can Work!; We Work at School; Be a Good Leader!; Be Fair!; You Can Count on Me!; and I'll Lead the Way!

Teach beginning readers about what makes up a community with this collection of books about home, school, and family. Each book in this set contains engaging documents and photographs, highlighted content-area vocabulary, and fact-filled sidebars. Aligned to the Common Core and other state standards, these nonfiction books build social studies knowledge and provide multiple texts around a common theme. Titles in this 6-book collection include: Life at Home; We Go to School!; What Makes a Town?; What Makes a Family?; Families Through Time; and A Family's Story

Introduce children to the basics of money and economics with this engaging and informative 8-book collection. Featuring primary source documents and photographs, highlighted content-area vocabulary, and engaging sidebars, these books will teach young students the value of a dollar and how it plays a role in our economy. Aligned to the Common Core and other state standards, the books in this collection are designed to build social studies knowledge and provide multiple texts around a financial literacy theme. Titles in this collection include: All About Money; Using Money; Saving and Spending; Goods and Services Around Town; Earning Money; Jobs Around Town; Money and Trade in Our Nation; and Money and Trade in Our World.

Introduce young students to maps and how to read a map with this 6-book collection. Each book in this set contains engaging documents and photographs, highlighted content-area vocabulary, and fact-filled sidebars. Aligned to the Common Core and other state standards, these nonfiction books build social studies knowledge and provide multiple texts around a common theme. Titles in this 6-book collection include: Map It!; Follow That Map; Getting Around Town; Getting Around School; Mapping Our Nation; and Mapping Our World.

Introduce young students to how and why rules are made with this 6-book collection. Each book in this set contains engaging documents and photographs, highlighted content-area vocabulary, and fact-filled sidebars. Aligned to the Common Core and other state standards, these nonfiction books build social studies knowledge and provide multiple texts around a common theme. Titles in this 6-book collection include: Rules at Home; Rules at School; Respect the Rules!; Who Makes the Rules?; You and the U. S. Government; and You and the Law.

Young readers will be engaged as they flip through the pages of the books in this collection! These colorful books contain high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and increasingly complex vocabulary. The titles in this collection include: Cat-astrophe at the Opera; Around the World in Twenty-Eight Pages; Flabbergaster; The Zoo and You: A Guidebook; The Curious Cafe; Pipeline News; Space Ace; Red Goes Green; A Baseball Giant; and Sinbad the Sailor.

Encourage your students to get lost in the pages of the fun, imaginative stories in this fiction collection. Each book contains high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and increasingly complex vocabulary. The titles in this collection include: Queen Serena; The Bremen Town Musicians; Felix and His Flying Machine; The Adventures of Kingii the Frilled Lizard; Sam the Incredible Inventor; Tiddalick, the Greedy Frog: An Aboriginal Dreamtime Story; Cleopatra's Report; Five Cents Worth; The Mystery of the Grand Bazaar; and The Boy Who Cried Wolf and Other Aesop Fables.

Learn how to survive in the jungle, meet some tricky crows, and discover what it takes to be part of a dream team! Each fiction title in this collection will inspire young readers to use their imagination with engaging stories that are filled with high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and increasingly complex vocabulary. The titles in this collection include: How to Survive in the Jungle by the Person Who Knows; So Many Henrys; The Race to the Moon; Coyote: A Trickster Tale; Ms. Wilde and Oscar; Hot Springs and Brown Bears; A Bright New Day; The Marshmallow Man; The Dream Team; and The Lovely One.