Rosen real readers

Describes the daily lives of children in ancient Greece, covering education, homes, clothing, games, and social events.

This book uses a favorite toy, Lego bricks, to introduce math and engineering concepts.

Presents a short study of the Boston Tea Party of 1773, and describes its role in the events leading up to the American Revolution.

An introduction to the history, culture, and customs of the Crow Indians.

Photographs, illustrations, and simple text describes how maps can show how to get from one place to another.

Explains what fire is and what it needs to burn, and looks at how forest fires start, how they are fought, and how to prevent them.

A brief introduction to droughts, explaining what they are, and where, when, and why they occur, and looking at the dangers posed by droughts. Includes a glossary.

A brief introduction to tornadoes, explaining what they are, how they start and progress, where and when they occur, and how to stay safe in tornado conditions. Includes a glossary.

A brief introduction to blizzards, explaining what they are, where they occur, how they form, the danger they pose, and how to stay safe in a blizzard. Includes a glossary.

Teaches young readers how snow that forms on mountains can turn into an avalanche, the difference between a sluff avalance and a slab avalanche, and some of the ways that professionals try to prevent dangerous avalances.