By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 96085ISBN: 978-0-7933-9608-5Format: Poster
This 22" x 34" poster map features a map of the state with neighbors, cities, counties, and landmarks plus state symbols, a state timeline, geography and history information, and lots more.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 28735ISBN: 978-0-635-02873-0Format: Paperback
Did you know… Al Gore won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. While they were dating, Al gave Tipper a baby skunk as a present? Gore was elected to the House of Representatives four times? In the 2000 election, Gore won the popular vote, but lost the presidency? Learn all about Al Gore's journey with this educational 14-page reproducible book, filled with fun facts, activities and a lot more!
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 61759ISBN: 978-0-635-06175-1Format: Other printed item
Brighten your classroom and teach students about their state with Florida Borders for Bulletin Boards! The Florida Borders feature the Florida official state tree, bird, flag, seal, and other symbols. Borders are 3" wide and 32' in total length.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 118387ISBN: 978-0-635-11838-7
The All About My State-Idaho FunPack (Pack of 30) is a fun activity booklet that helps students discover facts about Idaho in a creative way! Students will love personalizing their cool art as they learn more about where they live and everything around them. Easy activities reinforce research skills and are a great project resource for the classroom.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 2361XISBN: 978-0-635-02361-2Format: Paperback
Roger Williams was one of the first supporters of freedom of religion. He left England because of his religious beliefs. Then the Massachusetts Bay Colony kicked him out because of his beliefs! Finally he bought land from the Indians and founded his own colony, now the state of Rhode Island!
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 63778ISBN: 978-0-635-06377-9Format: Other Printed Item
Includes more than 30 individual bulletin board pieces, 20 feet of attractive educational border, and an activity for students that involves making an item that teachers can put up as part of the bulletin board display!
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 122162ISBN: 978-0-635-12216-2
Read about the magnificent Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota, known as the "Shrine of Democracy"! Learn about its history, the sculptor and the dedicated workers who created it, the challenges they facedÖ and more! Big, colorful photographs enchant young readers and bring this majestic memorial to life!
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 115980ISBN: 978-0-635-11598-0
Decorate your walls with this 11” x 17” North Dakota Flag Poster. The North Dakota Flag Poster is printed on high quality, heavy, gloss card stock with a full bleed and ready to be framed.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 15420ISBN: 978-0-635-01542-6Format: Paperback
Ada Deer is a Menominee Indian. She made her mark in history when she was appointed the first female Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Indian Affairs in 1993. Always a champion of her tribe's cause, Ada Deer has an impressive record of success.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 113016ISBN: 978-0-635-11301-6
I’m Reading About Montana is a 48-page colorful book that helps students learn what makes Montana unique. I’m Reading about Montana helps early readers learn fun and interesting facts about Montana. The colorful illustrations, bold, vibrant art, kid-friendly text and photographs help bring the state to life.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 102129ISBN: 978-0-635-10212-6Format: Other printed item
Brighten your classroom and teach students about their state with Washington Borders for Bulletin Boards! The Washington Borders feature the Washington official state tree, bird, flag, seal, and other symbols. Borders are 3" wide and 32' in total length.
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By author: Carole MarshProduct Code: 23601ISBN: 978-0-635-02360-5Format: Paperback
Andrew Jackson, a military hero, lost the presidency in 1824 to a wealthy aristocrat. But the people elected this "common man" in 1828. Andrew was the first president to veto bills he did not believe in, not just those that were unconstitutional. Andrew Jackson represented the people of America while in office.
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