Learn to read, read to learn social studies

A little girl explains how her house is on a street that is part of a neighborhood in a city, state, country, continent, and the world.

Contains photographs, with brief text, that show some of the things children do that make them special.

A boy describes the many activities he can enjoy by himself, such as reading and running, or by cooperating with friends, such as putting on a play or running a race.

Photographs and simple text show early readers ways to be helpful around the house and outdoors.

Detective Dog searches the entire school looking for his friend, Cat.

Describes people from different places around the world who all live in the same neighborhood and the food they eat.

A simple story about a man who tries to build a house and finds he needs some assistance. Includes a list of related social studies concepts and activities.

Photographs and simple text describe the basic needs of humans and dogs, such as food, water, and shelter.

Simple text and illustrations present several chores in the daily lives of Pilgrim children, such as churning butter and gathering firewood.

Simple text describes the different ways Native Americans lived, ate, worked, and played many years ago.