Gives kids historical insight into the origins of this country's state symbols.
The Korean War Memorial remembers the thousands of Americans who fought in the "Forgotten War."
An introduction to the history, purpose, and observance of Flag Day, when we honor our country's flag.
This is an introduction to Yellowstone National Park, world famous for its wildlife, bubbling hot springs and geysers.
Describes the design and significance of the memorial built in Washington, D.C., to honor the American soldiers who served in Vietnam.
Looks at how the United States Federal Reserve System, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, banks, businesses, and individual people work to protect the money for which they are responsible.
Discusses the United States Treasury Department, including the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, where money is printed, and the Treasury building, the oldest departmental building in Washington, D.C.
This book describes the U.S.S. Constitution, an American warship that fought in the War of 1812.
Describes how North American oranges are grown, harvested, processed, and shipped to consumers.
Addresses many of the sites, events, and individuals noted in the curriculum standards for elementary grade study of American history and geography.
Discusses the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle of the loggerhead turtle.
Provides in-depth look at State flags
Explains how people use different methods for paying without using cash
A simple introduction to the physical characteristics, life cycle, and habitat of starfish and related species.
Surveys the history, uses, parts, and different kinds of cruise ships.
Describes the history, uses, and parts of canoes and kayaks and the paddling techniques of canoeing and kayaking.
Provides a narrative of the events that occurred in each location, and shows what the place looks like today.
Full-page, full-color photos make these giants larger than life, capturing the attention of even the youngest reader.
Amazing facts will pique students' interest and send them looking for more information.
Bilingual text and illustrations introduce trees, flowers, birds, and flags chosen by each of the fifty States as their official symbol.