Little world social studies

Photographs and simple text describe different aspects of communities and helps readers identify the ways in which the communities they live in are unique.

Teaches children about some of history's most famous explorers, detailing their voyages and adventures.

Simple text helps children understand the differences between consumers and producers and the unique role each plays in the community.

Young readers learn about the United States neighbors, Canada and Mexico, through simple text and photos.

Photographs and simple text describe different aspects of communities and helps readers identify the ways in which the communities they live in are unique.

Looks at life as an immigrant in the United States at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Looks at some of the buildings and memorials located in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States.

Explains different ways that people communicate.

Teaches children about what makes a nation, including political boundaries, government systems, money, and shared traditions.

Offers young readers an introduction to reading maps.