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This curated collection of 16 books and 2 game card decks offers a thorough exploration of key political and historical concepts for grades 4-5. This collection is an indispensable resource for educators, students, and anyone passionate about understanding and participating in the civic life of the United States. Books in the set include, Changing Laws, How Do Governments Spend Money?, Media Matters, State and Local Leaders, Voting for President, What’s the Deal with Voting?, Wise Words from U.S. Presidents, Brown v. Board of Education, Changing the Constitution, Leaders in Congress, Presidential Elections, Talking About Civics, Lillian’s Family Tree, From Independence to Oregon, Independence Trunk, and Lewis and Clark.  The two game card decks, How Do They Connect? and Find the Connection are perfect for interactive learning and group activities.  

This insightful set of five books for second-grade students emphasizes the importance of community and social awareness, empowering young readers to understand their role in making a positive impact.  Every Dollar Makes a Difference teaches the value of financial contributions, big or small, and how collective efforts can drive meaningful change. Solving Problems Together highlights the power of collaboration and teamwork, showing how communities can overcome challenges when they unite with a common purpose. Changing Our Community inspires students to become active participants in improving their surroundings, demonstrating that everyone can make a difference. Every Drop Counts emphasizes the importance of conserving resources and protecting the environment, fostering a sense of responsibility for our shared world. Finally, See Something, Say Something encourages vigilance and the courage to speak up when something doesn’t seem right, teaching children the vital role they play in ensuring the safety and well-being of their community. Books in this set include Every Dollar Makes a Difference, Solving Problems Together, Changing Our Community, Every Drop Counts, and See Something, Say Something. 

This thoughtfully curated set of books for third-grade students explores the central themes of leadership and responsibility, guiding young readers to understand their roles in society. American Indian Leaders Today introduces students to contemporary Indigenous leaders who are making significant contributions, inspiring them to appreciate diverse The Preamble: The Spirit of America perspectives in leadership delves into the foundational principles of the United States, teaching the importance of responsibility in upholding these values. Everyone Pays Taxes explains the role of taxes in supporting community services, helping students understand their civic duties, and the impact of collective contributions. Will You Sign My Petition? Empower young readers with the knowledge of how petitions can be a powerful tool for change, encouraging them to take the initiative in their communities. Finally, What Is an Election? provides a comprehensive look at the election process, highlighting the responsibilities of voters and the importance of informed decision-making. Books in this set include American Indian Leaders Today, The Preamble: The Spirit of America, Everyone Pays Taxes, Will You Sign My Petition?, and What is an Election?

This informative set of five books for fifth-grade students emphasizes the significance of community and social awareness, providing young readers with valuable insights into their roles as responsible citizens. Talking About Civics introduces fundamental civic concepts, helping students understand the principles of governance and their impact on everyday life. Sandra Day O'Connor highlights the trailblazing contributions of the first female Supreme Court Justice, demonstrating how individual actions can drive social progress and inspire future leaders. Making a Global Impact encourages students to think about their role in the world, showcasing how collective actions and awareness can address global issues and foster positive change. Money Then and Now explores the evolution of currency and economic systems, teaching students about financial responsibility and its influence on society. Finally, Our Rights Online addresses digital citizenship and the importance of protecting personal rights and privacy online, equipping students with the tools to navigate and contribute positively to the digital community. Books in this set include Talking About Civics, Sandra Day O’Connor: Paving the Way, Making a Global Impact, Money Then and Now, and Our Rights Online.