Vander Hook, Sue

An introduction to the West Coast region of the United States, discussing the people and history, culture and music, industry and business, and more.

An introduction to the Southern Atlantic Coast region of the United States, discussing the people and history, culture and music, industry and business, and more.

Want to write pieces that are informative and interesting? This book will guide you through the process of writing about topics from animals to historical events.

Have you ever wanted to write a true story? Whether your goal is to tell your own story or someone else's, this book will help you bring the details to life.

This coastal region covers a vast and diverse area of the United States. Covered with rainforests in Washington, volcanoes in Oregon, mountains in Northern California, and sandy beaches in Southern California, you'll have much to explore. The area is rich in history, from the gold rush to Spanish missions, and nature with giant Redwood trees and wildlife. Lace up your hiking boots and stroll along the west coast. This book will allow students to use information gained from illustrations and words in a text to demonstrate understanding of the text.

The Southern Atlantic Coast has white sandy beaches speckled with lighthouses and coastal forests. Warm ocean water is home to dolphins, sharks, and tuna. It's a prime vacation spot for those seeking out the sun and family destinations like Disney World. Kick off your sandals and get ready to feel the hot sand on your feet as you explore this region of the United States. This book will allow students to know and use various text features to locate key facts or information in a text efficiently.

Chronicles the life of Louis Pasteur, describing his childhood, personal relationships, and his accomplishments in the fields of biology and chemistry, the foundation of the Pasteur Institute, and related topics. Includes a time line, list of additional facts, and other resources.

Chronicles the life of Frederick Douglass, describing his life as a slave, his escape to freedom, and his work as an abolitionist fighting to free other slaves.

Examines the life and accomplishments of Johannes Gutenberg, the fifteenth-century German man who invented the printing press.