Introduces the giant copper statue that welcomes people from around the world to the United States.
A giant copper statue welcomes people from the around the world to our country. The Statue of Liberty stands tall in the New York Harbor. Discover the story behind this famous national landmark.
Erin Edison has written dozens of nonfiction books for children. She holds a BA degree in English from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. She lives in Minneapolis.
A symbol of freedom -- Designing the statue -- Building the statue -- Lady Liberty today -- Glossary -- Read more -- Internet sites -- Critical thinking questions -- Index.
The backstories of some revered U.S. landmarks are clearly explained in this fact-filled series; sidebars and detailed photo captions provide additional information. . . .Through straightforward, well-written prose, students will discover the landmarks' importance as cultural icons and sources of national pride. . . .A fine series for report writers and browsers. Recommended for public and school libraries.-- "School Library Journal, Series Made Simple"
The backstories of some revered U.S. landmarks are clearly explained in this fact-filled series; sidebars and detailed photo captions provide additional information. . . .Through straightforward, well-written prose, students will discover the landmarks' importance as cultural icons and sources of national pride. . . .A fine series for report writers and browsers. Recommended for public and school libraries.
Easy-to-read nonfiction text fits perfectly with social studies curriculum standards related to U.S. history, national symbols, and historical figures; Each book has a map showing the monument's location; Historical photographs help bring the book's subject to life; a free related article, video, and online worksheets encourage deeper learning via an augmented reality experience through the free Capstone 4D app
Easy-to-read nonfiction text fits perfectly with social studies curriculum standards related to U.S. history, national symbols, and historical figures; Each book has a map showing the monument's location; Historical photographs help bring the book's subject to life;