study and teaching (elementary)

Presents a short collection of narratives that explore the major figures and events in the history of ancient Rome, and describes Romulus and Remus, the Punic Wars, Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, ancient buildings, and much more.

Poses seven mysteries based on events in American history for students in grades four through eight, each with illustrations and clues.

Examines how Mexico's geography has shaped its history, society, and culture. Also learn about the country's major industries like silver-mining and tourism, and appreciate the diversity of the Gulf Coast region's animal and plant life.

Explores the rich cultural heritage of Mexico and how it affects the daily lives of its citizens. Appreciate the music of Tejano bands, the artwork of Diego Rivera, and Talavera pottery from Puebla. Also learn why Mexico's culture is deeply rooted in tradition and honor.

Collection of booktalks centering on topics in American history such as frontier life, the arrival of the pilgrims, the Revolutionary War, and railroads.