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A nation has three types of regions: the rural, suburban and urban. Each of these types of communities will be discussed and categorized in the pages of this book. In particular, their features related to size, density and grasslands. Additional information include the differences in housing, culture, jobs, populations and transportation too. Soon, your child should be able to identify the type of community he/she is in.
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In the modern world, going from one place to another is easy. A quick search on Google will already show you the way. However, it pays to know how to use the traditional geographic tools like maps, atlases and globe. Use the information to locate cities, continents and oceans too. Get your child familiar with geographic terms while learning the his/her way around the world. Grab a copy today.
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Because this book is inline with fifth grade curriculum, you know that whatever knowledge your child absorbs will be directly reflected in his/her academic performance. This educational book talks about archaeologists - what they do and the tools they use. It also discusses the kind of information archaeologists can gather from artifacts and ruins. Get a copy now.
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There are certain things that you can't live without, such as food, clothing and shelter. These are called the basic necessities of life and without these, you would not survive. The purpose of this book is to emphasize these basic needs in the hopes of empowering young readers to advocate for a better quality of life.
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Now that you know what your basic needs are, it is time to acknowledge the role of family and society in meeting these needs. This book explains how food, clothing and shelter are materialized. It also talks about the origins of money and how it is made by working. Finally, it will touch on how to budget and spend money wisely.
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In another Baby Professor book, you would have learned about your national government. In this book, you are going to learn about your local government. Subtopics will include a discussion on the branches and roles of your local government and how they differ to the federal government. Get a copy today!
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Europe has produced many beautiful folktales that have survived time and war. You can pretty much say that these stories express Europe's history and in one way or another, they have influenced the cultures and traditions seen today. One of these folktales is the story of the Witch and the Princess. Turn the page to read it today!
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Folktales should be preserved because they are considered as part of the national culture and heritage. They are stories of how the Norse people lived. They include the language of the era that they were first thought of. Folktales used to be shared via the oral tradition. These days, however, books like this exist. Grab a copy now.
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In this educational story book, we're going to discuss some of the characters present in Arthurian folktales. Such folktales are reflective of how the early Europeans lived and thought. It is important to highlight these because they will help children realize the big difference between then and now, particularly when it comes to language, culture, tradition and art. Read this book today!
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Here's a book on social studies that will allow your sixth grader to better understand what a political party, in particular, what the US political party system is. In addition to the definition, your child will also learn about the different functions of political parties. Another point of discussion is how the US party system is organized.
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Greece was the birthplace of many thinkers, which makes you wonder why. To know the answer, you have to understand the history and society of Ancient Greece. You also need to understand its geography because that dictates trade and government. Finally, you have to learn about the city-states and how life was different in each of them. In which city-state do you see yourself thriving in?
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There's always magic and enchantment when discussing folktales. Maybe that's what makes them unforgettable. But there is a more important element to the study of folktales and that is the understanding of cultural continuity along with the diversity of cultures. Prepare this book for your child to discover. Grab a copy today!
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What was the First Continental Congress? Who participated in it and what were the benefits? This book of social studies will help improve your child's knowledge on the historical importance of the First Continental Congress. Introduce additional resources for an improved learning experience. Encourage your child to read beginning today.
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Did you know that the Arthurian Folk Tales are some of the most well-known stories in the history of literature? And there's good reason for that! You see, these stories consist of romance, adventures of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. In this book, we're going to read about Lancelot. Are you ready?
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If you are familiar with European folktales, you will notice that almost all the settings are in magical forests and/or in faraway kingdoms. The geography and society during the early European times could play a major role into how the stories are created and passed down from one generation to the next. Learn more about the European folktales today!
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The Arthurian Folk Tales used to have the power to unite a nation. They are stories of magic, bravery and selflessness in the face of evil. Today, these stories can be sources of inspiration and creativity. If you listen to the closely, you will also find that they're excellent resources in learning about culture and tradition. Go ahead and grab a copy of this book today.
17) Aztecs, Incas & Mayans Similarities and Differences Ancient Civilization Book Fourth Grade Social
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Focus on the similarities and differences of the three ancient cultures that once thrived on Earth: Mayan, Incan and Aztec. Read about the unique features of each civilization. Learn about their cultures, achievements and society, too. By learning about ancient civilizations, children will gain a better understanding of the modern world. Encourage this book today.
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The Chinese have always been innovative. In fact, their ancestors can be credited for major historical discoveries that forever changed the course of history. Among these discoveries were the compass, the manufacture of paper, gunpowder, tea, and woodblock printing. Read more about the treasures of Ancient China.
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Examine the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation as discussed in the pages of this book. Understand how the Articles of Confederation opened the way to the creation of the United States Constitution. Discuss the differences between the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. Encourage your child to read beginning today.
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Homer's Odyssey is a lengthy but beautifully written tale of gods and the power of human will. It is one of the most-loved stories in Greek mythology. Treat this book as a kid-friendly version of the tale. Complete with pictures and summarized texts, this book will make an incredible story to read to your children before bedtime.
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