New Releases by Jeanette Leardi

Learn about the marine life that lives in the world''s oceans and how people can protect these habitats by keeping the ocean clean.

Voting-rights activist Alice Paul was imprisoned in 1917, along with her women''s suffrage cohorts. There she embarked on an uncompromising hunger strike that helped to bring their cause to a turning point. In this play, an elderly Ms. Paul recounts the tu

Only four female justices have served on the Supreme Court: Sandra Day O''Connor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan. These highly influential and groundbreaking women faced opposition and overcame hardships as they fought to achieve th

Thomas Jefferson joins Revolutionary leaders Ben Franklin and John Adams for a meal in a local tavern on the evening of July 2, 1776, just before the Declaration of Independence will hopefully be signed. When John Rutledge, a fellow member of the Contine

Cities around the world are going green! But what exactly does this mean? There are many ways a city can be environmentally friendly, from its recycling laws and air-quality regulations to the community’s use of renewable energy sources and public transportation. Making Cities Green uses clear, simple text and real-life examples to help kids understand the current efforts to make their planet greener.

A book of black-and-white reproducibles organized into 20 six-page lessons to help build reading comprehension skills. Each lesson includes an article adapted from a grade-appropriate Weekly Reader magazine.

Explains why southern sea otters became an endangered species, and describes the efforts of scientists to bring them back from the brink of extinction.

Readers learn how pollution happens, how pollution affects marine life, and what''s being done to strop ocean pollution.

Examines the building of this great tomb.

Teacher''s Guide for Text Connections title Juezas del Tribunal Supremo (Does Not Contain Common Core Indicators)