U.S. Facts & Fun, Grades 4-6 presents a variety of informative topics: events, such as building the railroads, landing on the moon, and the Boston Tea Party people, such as Davy Crockett, Chief Joseph, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt animals, such as bison, the grizzly bear, and the Morgan horse sites, such as Yosemite National Park, the Everglades, and the Jamestown Colony Use these short stories to supplement your social studies curriculum, as research for student reports, or as independent activities that tie reading skills to the content areas.

Develop geography literacy while learning about the unique characteristics of Europe The 7 Continents: Europe helps students learn about Europe through engaging reading and writing activities. Five geography units cover the following standards-based topics: Section 1: Europe in the World Introduces students to the location of Europe in the world. Europe's Relative Location Europe's Hemispheres Europe's Absolute Location Using a Projection Map Section 2: Political Divisions of Europe Introduces students to the four regions and 45 countries of Europe. Population of Europe Countries of Europe...