SOCIAL STUDIES
Make Social Studies Connections with critical and creative thinking exercises
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Time lines, photographs, and inviting illustrations add kid appeal to the interesting text, which is further broken up by informative sidebars and hands-on projects that simulate paleontological digs and activities.
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What was it like to live in ancient Rome? Are ancient Roman roads still used...
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Who invented democracy? Where were the Olympics first held? Who were some of the first...
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Did the ancient Egyptians have pets? Why were the kings of ancient Egypt buried in...
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Why were there more than 3,000 steps built at Machu Picchu? Why did the Aztecs...
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Who were the scientists and philosophers of the Renaissance? The Renaissance Thinkers: With History Projects for...
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Why was the Renaissance such an important period of time in Western history? Who were...
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Who were the artists of the Renaissance? Why do we still learn from Renaissance art? The...
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Who were the Renaissance explorers? How did they change the world? Being a Renaissance explorer was...
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In The Underground Railroad: Navigate the Journey from Slavery to Freedom, learn about the tens...
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In The U.S. Constitution: Discover How Democracy Works, children ages 9–12 learn about the foundation...
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Over 7 billion people live on the earth, and 84 percent of them describe themselves...
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From the American Revolution to the French Revolution, from the Civil Rights era in the...
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