Rosen real readers

Presents a short study of Ellis Island off the coast of New York City, and describes how immigration of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries helped to shape America.

Simple text and illustrations provide a basic introduction to different kinds of maps and how they are used.

Simple text and photos present examples of activities families can do together.

Presents a brief study of the coral reefs, what they look like, and the animals that make their home among the reefs.

A brief introduction to hurricanes and tropical storms, explaining where and how they start, how they progress, the dangers they pose, and how to stay safe during such storms. Includes a glossary.

Photographs and simple text describe the pyramids of Egypt, their purpose, and how they were built.

Follows a doctor in her daily duties as she treats a boy who needs stitches and a woman who has strep throat.

Text and illustrations provide information about the different layers that lie beneath the surface of the Earth.

Simple text and illustrations discuss the arrival in North America of the first colonists from Europe, covering their lifestyle, clothing, and desire to be free from England's rule.

Photographs, illustrations, and simple text describe how maps provide directions from one place to another.