It’s hard for students to think of famous people in history as ordinary. But you can help your first and second graders get to know these folks better with the new Ordinary People Change the World series. With inviting illustrations and easy-to-follow text, these primary biographies are the perfect introduction to units on famous historic figures.
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Win one of these books: I Am Amelia Earhart, I Am Abraham Lincoln, I Am Rosa Parks, or I Am Albert Einstein. Twenty-five copies will be given away. Click here now to enter! Then email [email protected] to get a free teacher’s kit for the series for back-to-school!
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My girls would love this!!
My little learners world love any of these!
The kiddos will love this
These sound fabulous! Primary students really need more access to biographies.
These would be great for my classroom.
My class would love these awesome books!
Love it! Want it!
Penguin supports the bests writers. Each book offered is a great choice.
This set sound like a great way to introduce the students to biographies.
These will be great for my students!
These books are wonderful! Would love to add them to my classroom.
I have read these books to my children and they love them. It would be nice to have my own copies instead of checking them out at the Library every year.
We would love these.
What fun-looking books. I enjoy teaching about famous Americans and these books look like it would be a fun way to help do that! I always love teaching about Albert Einstein because he was thought to be “slow.”
Would love one of these
These books look awesome. We do biography reports for our 2nd – 5th grade classes. These would be great.
castle kids enjoy meeting famous people through books.
So true that ordinary people can change the world. Bay News 9 just ran a show about a 6th grade boy who was helping the poor.