cities and towns

Labeled illustrations of people, places, and things found in a city introduce the letters of the alphabet.

Corduroy the teddy bear enjoys all the activity that occurs on his busy street, including the arrival of the ice cream truck. Presented in board pages.

Discusses the evolution of American cities, the problems they now face, how crime affects them, and what can be done to revitalize them.

Traces the dramatic history of the Roman Empire, paying particular attention to its rise and fall and its lasting social, cultural, military, and political influence.

Traces the history of the city of Lockport, focusing on the impact the Erie Canal has had on the city, its people, and economy.

Explains where people live, the different kinds of buildings, shelters, and settlements they use, and how they control their energy, food, water, and waste. Includes case studies and activities.

Word Bird builds a city out of blocks, with streets, houses, stores, and a zoo.

Offers memory aids of word associations, rhymes, and cartoon illustrations to help the reader memorize the state capitals to all fifty states of the United States of America.

Ash and his friends try to find out who is responsible for all the strange happenings in Alamos Town.

Traces the growth of cities in America from colonial days to modern times and discusses the problems and promises of urbanization.