Einstein's who, what, and where
By: Carol Einstein
Publisher: Educators Pub. Service
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Cambridge, MA
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780838826515; 9780838826522
Subjects: Reading comprehension
Other titles: Who, what, and where
Description: This book features 15 stories about people, places, and events from around the world ranging from ancient to modern times. Students build language skills with study of similes, suffixes, analogies, idioms, and synonyms.
Notes: Grade 4-7.
Table of contents: title: Book 1. The Empire State Building; title: Conquering Mount Everest; title: Queen Elizabeth I; title: The Great Wall of China; title: Banning DDT; title: Ludwig van Beethoven; title: The Great Barrier Reef; title: The Salem Witch trials; title: Father Miguel Hidalgo; title: The Louvre; title: Printing the Gutenberg Bible; title: Dr. Helen Taussig; title: Machu Picchu; title: Women workers of World War II; title: Justice Thurgood Marshall; title: Book 2. The Nazca lines.; title: The publication of Uncle Tom's Cabin.; title: Winston Churchill.; title: The Silk road.; title: Birmingham, a battle to end segregation.; title: Marie Sklodowska Curie.; title: Easter Island.; title: The capture of Quebec.; title: Louis Armstrong.; title: Saint Petersburg.; title: Ferdinand Magellan.; title: Writing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.; title: The Death of Julius Casesar.; title: Maria Sibylla Merian.; title: Building transcontinental railroad.