Little world social studies

Simple text and photographs introduce the basic parts of a map, how to use a map's legend, and the difference between a map and a globe.

Simple text, photographs, and illustrations introduce early explorers from Eric the Red in 981 to Ferdinand Magellan in 1519.

Young readers will explore life as a Native American and learn what it means to live in America today. Also included are beautiful photographs and clear, fun text.

Easy-to-follow text helps children learn what it means to be safe in their community and who helps keep their community safe.

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

Simple text helps children learn the differences between needs and wants and the role each plays in their daily life.

Simple text and photographs introduce the five regions of the United States as well as what the regions are known for, such as historic places, resources, industries, and cities.

Simple text helps children learn the differences between goods and services, the role each plays in their daily life, and the people who provide them in the community.

Brings up the provocative question of whether you desire something because it will be useful or just because it will be fun. Examples of both are given, and a page reminds readers they can give back to their communities by donating unneeded goods.

Photographs and simple text describe how children can make a difference at home, by volunteering or doing chores.