Presents a children's history of the Inuit people, who they are and where they live, their culture, religion, and family life, the influence of explorers, traders, and whalers, and the effects of twentieth-century progress on their way of life.
Presents a study of President's Day, when it began, why and how we honor George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and how this holiday has changed over the years.
Explains how to write tall tales, which recount incredible adventures using larger-than-life characters based on real people and events, with tips for every stage of the writing process and an overview of the genre.
A simple guide to writing a fable that provides tips on getting started, setting the scene, characters, viewpoint, synopses, plots, vocabulary, dialogue, and other related topics.
Discusses the history of the Arapaho Indians--native people of the central United States--and describes where and how lived, what they hunted, and where they are today.
