Harris, Nancy

Presents to young readers the practice of measuring and comparing sizes of different things.

Repetition and simple sentence structures introduce children to basic geometric structures and patterns found in nature and the world around them.

An introduction to the Declaration of Independence, discussing why it was written, the Second Continental Congress, who signed it, the Revolutionary War, and related topics.

Examines the purpose of the U.S. Supreme Court and the role of the judicial branch of the government, what type of cases are heard by the Supreme Court, how court judges are chosen, and who is the Chief Justice.

Describes the structure and functions of a city council, discussing lawmaking, committees, budget decisions, and elections.

Photographs, maps, and simple text introduce young readers to the national anthem and what it symbolizes for America.

Photographs and text provide a brief introduction to the history and symbolism of the White House, home of the United States presidents, in Washington, D.C.

Introduces the United States Constitution, including its history, how it was written, and why it is important.

Color photographs and simple repetitive text tell about common items that are and are not blue. Written in Spanish.

Color photographs and simple repetitive text tell about common items that are and are not yellow. Written in Spanish.