citizenship

Examines what a refugee is and the steps they take to come to the United States for safety.

Examines the steps that need to be followed for immigrants to apply for and receive citizenship in the United States.

Explains the beginnings of the American political system and the basic concepts of a federal republic.

Marvin Redpost and his classmates are in for a shocking surprise when they learn the president of the United States is coming to visit their classroom.

Describes ways to be a good citizen by helping others, following the rules, and being respectful.

Blends humor and facts in a look at events in America and the world, providing information about the electoral system in the U.S., the world economy, the role of religion in conflict, America's place in the world, and other topics, and including advice on how to get involved.

Simple text, graphics, and photographs describe the process of becoming a United State citizen.

Helps readers understand who immigrants are, why they come to other countries, and what people can do to help them feel at home.

Simple text and colorful illustrations present several ways to be a good citizen, such as shoveling a neighbor's sidewalk after it snows, picking up trash from the ground, and studying the history of one's country.

Offers children an overview of the rights and duties associated with being a citizen of a country, explaining how they can take part in their own communities, how the country's rules are made, and how the United States government works.