Book details
Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans (Yesterday's Classics)
Description
Very simply told stories of warriors, statesmen, explorers, scientists, inventors, men and women of letters, and others. Featured are Marquette in Iowa, Penn and the Indians, Thomas Smith and the beginning of rice culture in South Carolina, Franklin and the ants, Putnam and the wolf, and dozens of other stories. Suitable for ages 7 and up.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
172 pages
Why to read
- Educational Value: The book provides young readers with an accessible introduction to American history, focusing on the lives and achievements of notable figures. This helps children understand the country's past and the people who have shaped it.
- Moral Lessons: Each story is crafted to not only educate but also to impart moral lessons. The tales often highlight virtues such as courage, perseverance, and honesty, which are important for the character development of young readers.
- Cultural Heritage: Reading 'Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans' allows children to connect with their cultural heritage. It introduces them to the diverse individuals who contributed to the nation's growth, fostering a sense of pride and belonging.
- Language Development: The book's language is tailored for young readers, making it an excellent tool for vocabulary building and reading comprehension. The stories are engaging and written in a way that is easy for children to understand, while still challenging them to improve their language skills.