Kawa, Katie

"Some people believe free speech means you can say whatever you want and no one can get mad at you or punish you for it. Readers learn this isn't exactly the truth as they explore one of the most important aspects of any free society. The concept of free speech and what it means has been debated for centuries, and as readers take a closer look at all sides of this debate, they sharpen their critical-thinking skills. Fact boxes, colorful photographs, and detailed graphic organizers enhance the main text to give readers a stronger understanding of this essential civics concept"--Provided by the publisher.

"Detailed text informs readers of the duties, skills, and training required of hostage negotiators."--Publisher.

Readers learn about gender equality and the fight for it.

Provides an overview of the experience of going to a farm.

Provides an overview of the experience of going to the library.

Looks at food chains and food webs that can exist in your own backyard.

Color photographs and simple text provide information about tractors and how they are used.

Simple text and photographs describe the physical characteristics and behaviors of dogs and what it is like to have one as a pet.

Color photographs and simple text provide information about loaders and how they are used.

Photographs and uncomplicated text describe lambs during the early stages of their lives.