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Additional Information:
Each book describes the history, industry, environment, and sports that make that state unique. With detailed descriptions and simple organization, Discover America serves as a perfect tool for research and reports, learning about a vacation destination, or exploring where Grandma lives. Its one book per state design makes this set ideal for engaging family reading, allowing for use by many people at the same time. Created for ages 9 and up.
- Which two states have larger populations than New York?
- What Idaho city was named for its many trees?
- What types of fish are found in Mississippi?
Collection Features:
- Detailed Coverage of Every State - Photos, statistics, maps, and flags abound in this compelling set.
- Research Tools and Learning Aids - Glossary, index, Web sites, and further readings combine with "Quick Facts" sidebars and "Brain Teaser" quizzes to build a strong understanding of each state.
- Correlation with Curriculum - Based on the National Council for Social Studies guidelines, these books correspond to themes recommended by the council including Culture and Production, Distribution, and Consumption.
- Fact Book Included - The Fact Book is a compelling companion to the Discover America series. Packed with current "Top 10" lists, maps, and charts, this book takes readers on a journey through the geography, history, industry, symbols, and government highlights of the United States. Appealing and invaluable for report writing, this guide synthesizes and expands on the information in the highly acclaimed American states series.
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