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Red Cloud grew up during a period of intense conflict as American colonists pushed westward. As the Lakota people's traditional way of life faced the relentless pressure of expansion, Red Cloud rose to prominence as a brilliant strategist and a fearless warrior. Through historical black-and-white photographs and engaging fact boxes, readers explore Red Cloud's legacy of unwavering determination and the pursuit of justice for his people. His story is a testament to the enduring spirit of Native American resistance and the power of leadership in the face of adversity.

One of the most iconic Native American leaders, Sitting Bull stood as a symbol of resistance, resilience, and the enduring spirit of the Lakota people. As the relentless expansion of the United States threatened the traditional ways of the Lakota, Sitting Bull became a powerful force, unifying various Lakota tribes and leading them in the fight for their homeland and way of life. Through an informative timeline and in-depth sidebars, this volume showcases Sitting Bull's legacy: a testament to the strength and resilience of indigenous peoples and the enduring power of leadership in the face of adversity.

Black Elk was a spiritual visionary and Lakota medicine man who lived during the late 19th century. He was an inspiring and remarkable figure who strived to preserve the spirit of his people in a rapidly changing world. From the Battle of Little Bighorn to the Wounded Knee Massacre, Black Elk's life is marked by profound moments that changed the course of history. Through in-depth sidebars and historical black-and-white photographs, this book explores the resilience, spirituality, and cultural heritage of the Lakota people, and the legacy of a man who bridged the gap between two worlds.

What's it like to live in Morocco? What are the most famous dishes to eat? What sorts of music do people listen to? What languages are spoken? How did Morocco's history shape the country as it is today? Readers will learn the answers to these questions and more in this illuminating book all about Morocco! Written in engaging, reader-friendly language, and filled with vivid photographs, fascinating fact boxes, and sidebars that over an array of topics, this book is sure to appeal to young readers.

In this vibrant and informative book, readers are invited to take a trip to the fascinating country of Argentina! They'll discover all there is to see and do when visiting Argentina today. They'll also learn about the nation's past, its people, and its long history. Filled with fascinating facts and vibrant photographs, the engaging text offers an overview of the country as well as detailed explorations of its geography, economy, cultural traditions and more. A thorough and engaging examination of a remarkable place.

The United Kingdom is made up of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. In this educational and informative book, readers will learn all about the United Kingdom! They'll dive into its long, fascinating history, learn about its rich cultural traditions, and explore its natural wonders. The inviting, reader-friendly language is paired with colorful photographs, which appeal to readers and bring the information to life. Fact boxes and sidebars offer deeper insight into the broad array of topics covered in the main text.

The Philippines is an archipelagic country in the Western Pacific Ocean. Made up of more than 7,000 islands, this is a truly unique place. In this illuminating and educational book, readers will learn all about the Philippines! They'll discover more about its geography and wildlife, understand the influences that shaped its history, and learn about its fascinating cultural traditions. Each page is filled with vibrant photographs, which make the information pop. A thorough, reader-friendly overview of a one-of-a-kind place.

Nepal lies along the southern slopes of the Himalayan Mountain Ranges. Characterized by its rugged, mountainous terrain, how has this country's unique geography influenced its history and culture? In this educational and appealing book, readers will travel to Nepal. They'll discover how Nepalese people live, dress, eat, and work. They'll also learn about the economy, wildlife, and cultural traditions that are particular to Nepal. Filled with colorful photographs and fun fact boxes, which highlight interesting information, readers are sure to appreciate this exciting and extensive exploration of a remarkable place.

Spain is renowned for its delicious food, beautiful music, and rich cultural heritage. In this book, readers will take a trip to this fascinating country in southwestern Europe! They'll discover all there is to see and do in Spain today. They'll also learn all about its past, traditions, economy, geography, and much, much more. Each page is filled with vibrant photographs that bring the information to life. The educational text is also supplemented with fun fact boxes and exciting sidebars.

Great Britain is a place where the past and present often seem to exist alongside each other--where medieval castles can be found a short drive from modern cities and where traditional British cuisine is sometimes served in the same restaurant as the latest culinary trends. Readers are encouraged to think critically about the connections between Britain's past and present as they explore the many intersections of culture and diversity in Great Britain. The main text, sidebars, fact boxes, and recipes offer essential information and fun facts, and maps and vibrant photographs enhance this unique reading experience.

Many people make assumptions about what life is like in Russia based on news stories or portrayals in movies and on TV. But what is life actually like for Russians? Readers find out in this thoroughly updated look at the intersections of history, politics, economics, geography, and culture in one of the most controversial countries on Earth. The detailed, objective text allows readers to think critically about life in Russia, and additional information is presented in sidebars, fact boxes, and maps. Readers can even find recipes for Russian foods, as well as stunning photographs of Russia's people and landscapes.

Switzerland is known for its ski resorts, banking industry, and chocolates, but there is much more to this European nation than just those things! Readers find themselves immersed in Swiss culture as they explore the detailed text and stunning photographs in this comprehensive resource. Sidebars provide examples of global citizenship in action in Switzerland, and fact boxes prepare future world travelers for a trip. Readers can also find recipes for authentic Swiss foods and maps that feature additional insight into the geography, economy, and culture of Switzerland.

Throughout history, the Central European area now known as Poland has seen times of amazing achievements but also times of conquest and struggle. Readers are given a comprehensive look at the many ways politics, war, economics, natural resources, religion, and other factors have shaped Polish culture for centuries. The up-to-date main text features important discussions of current events to encourage critical thinking, and sidebars, fact boxes, and maps provide even more essential information about life in Poland. Recipes are included for beloved Polish foods, and full-color photographs show the people, natural world, and urban centers of Poland in impressive detail.

From the bustling city of Budapest to peaceful lakeside retreats, Hungary is presented to readers in incredible detail in this eye-catching guide. Vibrant photographs immerse readers in the natural beauty of this European nation and introduce them to its people at work and play. These photographs are found throughout chapters that focus on specific aspects of Hungarian life--from religion and the government to the arts and celebrations. The sharing of culture through cuisine is also an important focal point, with recipes encouraging readers to try to make authentic Hungarian dishes.

Readers are given a comprehensive tour of the European nation of Romania in this up-to-date reference resource. As they explore chapters devoted to Romania's history, ethnic and religious groups, environment, leisure activities, and more, they are encouraged to think critically about the many factors that impact how cultures develop and change over time. Additional information about life in Romania is included in fact boxes and sidebars--some of which highlight Romanians who are shining examples of global citizenship. Detailed maps, fun recipes, and colorful photographs enhance this learning experience that takes readers to Transylvania and beyond.

When she was only eight years old, Sylvia Mendez was part of a legal battle that ended segregation for Hispanic students in California. Seven years later, that barrier-breaking court case set a precedent for ending segregation across the country for students of all races and backgrounds. With this biography, readers will learn how Sylvia Mendez's parents fought for Hispanic students in California, how Mendez herself persevered through court cases and harassment at her new school, and how she is fighting for students today. A timeline and sidebars illustrate the connections between Mendez and other court cases for equality.

Every day, people play outside and go online to interact with others all over the world. It's important to understand ways that people can stay safe in both situations. This book uses full-color photographs and corresponding informative text to educate young readers about the importance of safety in different spaces. It explores steps kids can take to ensure their safety in these environments and favors facts over scare tactics. Beginning readers are able to better understand how to approach activities online and outside in a way that allows them to have fun while still staying safe.

In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson acquired 828,000 square miles from France. When Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set out to chart the Louisiana Purchase, they discovered an exciting and varied country. Discover the circumstances and effects of the acquisition in The Louisiana Purchase.

Growing up in a poor, migrant family, Cesar Chavez knew how hard life could be. As a boy, he went to thirty different schools before finally having to drop out in eighth grade to help support his family. Chavez devoted his life to creating unions and demanding better working conditions for all farmworkers. This gripping biography traces Chavez's life, highlighting the triumphs and difficulties that he encountered. Sidebars and a timeline provide extra information that shows Chavez's importance to workers' movements in the United States and beyond.

In this accessible book, the whole narrative of the Viking story is examined from the eighth to the 11th century. Beginning in 789 A.D., the Vikings raided monasteries, sacked cities and invaded western Europe. They looted and enslaved their enemies. That is only part of their story. In long boats they discovered Iceland and America and also sailed up the Seine to Paris. They settled from Newfoundland to Russia, founded Dublin and fought battles as far afield as the Caspian Sea. A thousand years after their demise, traces of the Vikings remain all the way from North America to Istanbul. They traded walruses with Inuits, brought Russian furs to Western Europe and took European slaves to Constantinople. Their graves contain Arab silver, Byzantine silks and Frankish weapons. Arranged thematically, this narrative examines the Norsemen from exploration to religion to trade to settlement to weaponry to kingdoms to their demise and legacy. Today, questions remain: what prompted the first Viking raids? What stopped their expansion? How much of the tales of murder, rape, and pillage is myth? Give your readers the answers.

This is a great resource that explores everyday topics like farming and housing, and connects them back to the concepts of sustainability and climate change. As students learn about the global issues related to these topics, "Solve It!" activities encourage them to engage their critical thinking skills and come up with eco-friendly changes for the future. This set ultimately provides young readers with the tools to understand and contribute solutions to the environmental issues that are dominating global current events. Features include: Exciting, hands-on activities that allow readers to explore the sustainable side of science, design, and technology. Eye-catching illustrations and full-color photographs that complement and further explain accompanying text. Aligns with the middle school Next Generation Science Standards for engineering design and problem solving.

Ethiopia is a rich and vibrant African nation. Centrally located, it's made up of some of Africa's tallest mountains and diverse geographical features. Wildlife also plays a big role in the country's biodiversity. In this guide to Ethiopia, young readers learn about the nation's key facets, from its history to its relationship to the environment. Readers will engage with details about favored cuisines, education, government, and cultural traditions. They'll discover the variety of religions and languages that adds to the country's cultural flavor. Each chapter contains engaging content, vibrant designs, and colorful photographs that take readers on an exciting tour of Ethiopia.

Belgium may be one of the smallest countries in Europe, but it's brimming with culture, history, and art. Home to over 11.5 million people, it's densely populated with a mix of Dutch-speaking Flemings, French-speaking Walloons, and a small German-speaking community. These and other groups have contributed to the rich heritage and traditions that shape Belgian identity today. With simple text and focused chapters, this guide introduces young readers to the central features of Belgium's geography, history, government, and people. Fact boxes, detailed sidebars, and engaging photographs bring life in Belgium into vivid focus.

At home and in the classroom, students encounter hundreds of objects each day. This series inspires young readers to take a closer look at how these everyday things solve problems and serve precise functions. Each book details manufacturing processes in an engaging and accessible way. Using common objects as examples, this series fosters students' curiosity, promoting an understanding of how objects are designed to perform specific tasks. Features include: High-quality photographs that reinforce concepts. Encourages readers to apply what they've learned and ask questions about items they encounter. Glossaries of key technology and engineering terms. Prepares young learners for essential curriculum standards, including NextGen Science standards pertaining to decomposition and structure and function.

Today it's a fun children's song, but over two hundred years ago, "Yankee Doodle" was a political song used to mock American colonists. During the American Revolution, it became one of America's morale-boosting war songs. This book explores the history of "Yankee Doodle," from first uses to modern applications, using fun facts, easy-to-read sheet music, photographs, and sidebars to tell this interesting story.

There are key songs that hold significance long after the era in which they were written passes. "Battle Hymn of the Republic" is one such piece. Its history began in the Civil War era. Its words were written when the lyricist, Julia Ward Howe, visited a Union army camp in 1861. While initially the song was intended to rally abolitionists, soldiers, and suffragettes, its meanings are many. This engaging book examines how Howe's words continue to unfold today, while also tracing the unique history of the song's melody. Using easy-to-read sheet music, sidebars, fun facts, timelines, and historical and new photographs, this book tells the tale of how this song materialized and how it earned its place as one of the most patriotic songs in the United States.

Before the "Star Spangled Banner" became America's national anthem in 1931, another song filled that bill: "My Country 'Tis of Thee." This patriotic hymn, which celebrated America's history and natural beauty, was written by Baptist minister Samuel Francis Smith in 1831. Since then, it has been beloved by millions of Americans. It even played an important role in the civil rights movement. This book introduces today's schoolchildren to this important historical song using easy-to-read sheet music, vivid photographs, primary sources, and key facts, and glossaries.

After sitting in a drawer unused and unnamed for twenty years, Irving Berlin's "God Bless America" became the unofficial national anthem of the United States. From World War II battlefronts to professional baseball stadiums, and even the steps of the United States Capitol after the 9/11 attacks, "God Bless America" invokes a feeling of peace and unity in the hearts of many Americans. This captivating book takes its readers on a journey through time on the back of an immigrant's song that has comforted a nation during some of its most challenging times. Complete with easy-to-read sheet music kids can use to play the song, modern uses of the song, and information about the song's journey to fame, this book is sure to engage young readers.

This exciting set offers engaging activities, puzzles, and brainteasers to help curious kids learn to think like a computer programmer. These activities are specifically designed to introduce computational thinking without the use of a computer, providing readers with an accessible, unplugged starting point. Arranged in order of difficulty, these projects bring hours of fun to kids using crayons, pencils, paper, and household items, all while preparing them to think about the many ways to approach and process data. Features include: Covers basic tech skills and language needed to get kids thinking like programmers. Fun and intellectually stimulating activities. Provides a foundation in computer literacy for kids in elementary grades, leading to better college and career readiness. Engages solo learners while also encouraging cooperative learning. Fosters understanding of core practices and concepts.

"The history of Vietnam is complicated and filled with conflict, and that history has impacted the nation's culture in major ways. Readers explore the relationship between Vietnam's history, geography, and culture in this thoroughly updated look at the Southeast Asian nation. With chapters highlighting economics, arts, religion, language, and the lifestyles of the Vietnamese people, readers are given a comprehensive overview of Vietnam that is enhanced by vibrant full-color photographs. Fact boxes and maps provide additional information, sidebars spotlight global citizens in Vietnam, and recipes allow readers to explore Vietnamese culture in a hands-on and creative way"--