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Arctic animals play and chase each other around the ice until they are interrupted by someone. Contains some facts about Arctic animals.

Experience the life of a revolutionary American! With the alphabet as a guide, explore the exciting accomplishments of Benjamin Franklin and facts from the American Revolution. From A is for American hero, to K is for kite experiment, to U is for United States Constitution, this book contains both written explanations and beautiful illustrations expounding on each letter.

Uses the letters of the alphabet to highlight important facts about the history of the American Revolution.

In this standout collection of the writings of Laura andGuy Waterman, readers will discover a rich blend ofadventures great and small. Some fiction, somenonfiction, all these stories explore the basic impulseto climb, its roots, and the underlying drives ofremarkable individual climbers. This collection iscertain to be a touchstone for ......

This set contains 14 Sylvan Dell books between Reading Counts Levels 3.1 and 3.9: In Arctic Waters; Christmas Eve Blizzard; Sort It Out!**; If You Were a Parrot**; How the Moon Regained Her Shape**; Loon Chase; Ocean Hide and Seek**; Saturn for My Birthday**; Ready, Set... Wait; Fur and Feathers**; Blackberry Banquet; Where Should Turtle Be?**; Carolina's Story: Sea Turtles Get Sick Too!**; My Even Day**(Award Winners**).4-6 pg For Creative Minds educational section in the back40-60 pg cross-curricular Teaching Activities and 3 Interactive Quizzes available free on the book's homepageeBooks with Auto-Flip, Auto-Read and selectable English and Spanish text and audio

12 Sylvan Dell books between Reading Counts Levels 3.1 and 3.9: In Arctic Waters; Christmas Eve Blizzard; Sort It Out!; If You Were a Parrot; How the Moon Regained Her Shape; Loon Chase; Ocean Hide and Seek; Saturn for My Birthday; Blackberry Banquet; Where Should Turtle Be?; Carolina's Story: Sea Turtles Get Sick Too!; My Even Day

This book describes the life of the Native American Indians before Columbus including the heinous atrocities inflicted upon them to the present where they are actively working to regain their heritage and their culture. It describes the forced removal from their homelands and the enforcement of Christianity and assimilation into the White Man's culture. It also describes how the United States Government betrayed them on every level to obtain their land for growth and development. It also goes into the court cases that were settled but on most cases were broken. It also tells of how the Natives are surviving, growing, and resurrecting their heritage and customs.

The Nebraska Democratic primary mattered in 1968. Because only fifteen states held primaries, Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy made the state a high priority. Before the reforms of the 1970s, most delegates to the national convention were selected in conventions and caucuses in which party leaders controlled the outcome. The candidates campaigned extensively in Nebraska to prove to the party bosses that they could carry farm states in the general election. The Kennedy and McCarthy campaigns began to organize in Nebraska in early 1968. Both candidates campaigned hard in Nebraska. McCarthy literally worked himself into a state of exhaustion. Nebraska brought out the best in Kennedy, and he brought out the best in Nebraska voters. He gave a hydrocephalic baby love at the Beatrice State Home and scolded draft-dodging students at Creighton University. Kennedy was genuinely concerned about the future of a school-age Black girl he met in north Omaha. Kennedy defeated McCarthy by a decisive 52 percent to 31 percent margin. This big win put Kennedy on the path to the Democratic nomination and the White House.