Fishers Then and Now is an English nonfiction reader designed for students ages 6 to 11 in grades 2–3. This book explores the historical evolution of fishing—from early techniques using simple tools near shore to modern industrial practices with advanced equipment far out at sea. With compelling images, intriguing facts, and useful text features like a table of contents, glossary, and index, readers can compare and contrast past and present fishing methods. Ideal for classroom social studies, historical comparisons, or home enrichment, this title helps children understand how technology, economy, and environment shape human work.

• Intended for ages 6–11 in grades 2–3
• Compares historical and modern fishing practices
• Builds content knowledge about technology, trade, and community roles
• Reinforces reading comprehension via visuals and text features
• Useful for history, social studies, and STEM integration