Bøger af Sadie Silva

Police officers are community helpers who protect their community, and their home base is the police station. In this book, readers will learn all about this common community landmark. They'll also learn about the different kinds of equipment and gear that police officers use to keep their communities safe. Vibrant photographs are paired with accessible text to give readers a strong understanding of what happens at a police station. Readers are encouraged to think about the police station and community helpers in their own community.

Fighting fires is an important job in a community. This book explores a common community landmark--the firehouse. Readers will learn what happens in a firehouse and who works there. They'll also learn about the different tools and equipment firefighters use at the firehouse to help them save the day. Exciting photographs and engaging text are sure to interest young readers who care about community helpers. Readers are encouraged to think about the fire house in their own community and how it keeps them safe.

Hispanic people have contributed much to the United States throughout history and today. Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 to October 15, celebrates Hispanic culture and contributions. This book introduces readers to famous Hispanic figures past and present who have made a difference. Photographs of Hispanic parades and famous people will connect readers to the text. Readers will discover a deeper appreciation for Hispanic culture and the ways in which people can celebrate their culture.

After the last battle of the American Revolution was fought, the leaders of the young United States still faced an uphill battle: How to govern the new nation with its diverse citizens and conflicting viewpoints. This enlightening text will introduce readers to the Articles of Confederation, the first written document to establish the United States national government. Key details regarding the Articles of Confederation are discussed, including its accomplishments and shortcomings, in an approachable way that is both compelling and accessible to struggling readers. This lively text also features striking images, a constructive timeline, and intriguing fact boxes to make it a beneficial addition to any social studies collection.

The bright colors and lively festivities of Carnival are yearly traditions in Latin America. In this book, readers will learn about the history and meaning behind Carnival, as well as the ways in which it is celebrated on the mainland of South and Central America and in the Caribbean islands. Huge parades, costumes with feathers and gems, and native music make Carnival a very special time in Latin America. Learning about how Carnival is celebrated in Latin America will show readers why it may be an important celebration for Hispanic families in the United States as well. Bright photographs are paired with exciting text to bring the joy of Carnival to life for young readers.