The Smithsonian has introduced a new pop-up picture guide to the history of North America.
Title: Smithsonian North America
Author: Sarah Albee
Illustrator: William Exley
Publisher: What On Earth Books
ISBN: 9781999967925
Review:
If you are a history buff
this handy guide from the Smithsonian provides a look into the history of
Canada, the United States, Mexico and the islands of the Carribbean.
This fold out guide shares a
brief but informative timeline and snipets of peoples, foods, animals and so
much more. Did you know that the Olmec were the earliest tribe in North America
to have a written language? The Aztecs created an empire and were genius in
dying cloth. The Mayans created a game seemingly similar to soccer, that had
been played for thousands of years. The Thole people survived the cold of Canada
and Alaska by living in igloos.
The back pages share source
notes, fun facts and a glossary of terms. There is also an index that will help
readers navigate the pages to find their favorite items to review. Parents and
teachers can use this guide as a quick reference and discuss how life was in
this history of North America.
Courtesy of Media Masters Publicity
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