Pamela Dell

It is more and more apparent that it is hard to tell the difference between real and fake news. If teachers flunk tests about it, how can they teach their students to understand what's what? Fake and real news items are thrown at us daily, on tv, on the internet, on the streets of our cities; everywhere we look and even when we don't think we're looking. Easy-to-understand text, simple infographics, quizzes, and lots of examples helps kids learn how...

This book gives a physical description of Shetland ponies and describes their history and attributes in work and play.

This book gives a physical description of Arabian horses and describes their history and attributes in work and play.

This book gives a physical description of Przewalski's horses and describes their history and attributes in work and play.

"Explores and analyzes the historical context and significance of Neil Armstron's iconic photograph of Buzz Aldrin"--

Susie King Taylor was born a slave in 1848, but learned to read and secret schools. She taught others to read and write, and served as a laundress, nurse, and teacher with an Army troop of African-American soldiers. Taylor's own words are supplemented by facts about the events she witnessed, the people she met, and the places to which she traveled.

Explores Mount Rainier National Park, introducing its geography, wildlife, climate, trails, and history.

Describes the history, geography, ecology, people, economy, cities,and sights of the state of Mississippi, and includes ideas for classroom assignments.

Provides facts about Yosemite National Park, covering its history, climate, waterfalls, forests, and wildlife.

Waging war involves more than just the soldiers on the front line--it take an entire nation. Many women in the U.S. played a pivotal role in the war effort and entered the work force to fill the spots left vacant by the men at war. Rosie the Riveter became a rallying cry for women starting in World War II and continues on to this day.