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With this Spanish book, students will explore 19th century innovations such as canal and lock systems, steamboats, telegraphs, locomotives, and other advances that increased commerce and communication.

This Spanish book focuses on the lives of Native Americans during the 1800s and explores historical events such as the Indian Removal Act, the Trail of Tears, the Seminole Wars, Red Cloud's War, Wounded Knee, and the Nez Perce? War.

Explore the history of westward expansion with this Spanish primary source reader! English language learners will learn about the reasons why people headed west, the gold and silver rushes, the Homestead Act, and the Oregon Trail.

Gain a deeper understanding of the Lewis and Clark expedition with this Spanish book. Students will learn about their treacherous trek, the challenges the Corps of Discovery encountered, and Sacagawea's contributions to the journey.

Learn about Manifest Destiny and the expansion into western territories. This Spanish primary source reader highlights significant historical events such as the Alamo, the Battle of San Jacinto, the Mexican-American War, and more.

This Spanish primary source reader examines the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, and more.

Spark a curiosity for history with this social studies reader filled with primary source materials! This Spanish book examines the choices that were made after the colonies decided they wanted to form a new country.

Introduce students to the life of Phillis Wheatley, the first African American to have a book published in the United States. Students will explore the author's early years in the colonies and her life with the Wheatleys.

This Spanish primary source reader examines the American Revolution, the readiness of the minutemen, and the battles of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill.

Students will learn about the American Revolution with this Spanish primary source reader. It examines the ways England tried to control the colonists, how the colonies pushed back, and the "brewing" revolution.

Keep students engaged as they think about historical events critically! This Spanish primary source reader transforms words in a book into an intimate glimpse into the lives of the people who lived in the Southern Colonies.

This Spanish primary source reader focuses on the history and development of the Middle colonies, an influential region of the "New World.

Connect students to events from long ago with this Spanish primary source reader. English language learners will learn more about the Pilgrims who traveled across the Atlantic to create New England.

Take students on a virtual trip with the early explorers searching for new routes with this Spanish book. English language learners will examine the discovery of the "New World" and how it affected Native Americans.

This Spanish primary source reader examines the ambitious world explorers from the Age of Discovery including Marco Polo, Christopher Columbus, and Amerigo Vespucci.

Ignite a curiosity with this Spanish primary source reader featuring authentically recreated primary source documents. 4th grade students will learn about the culture and customs of western Native American tribes.

Ignite a curiosity with this Spanish primary source reader featuring authentically recreated primary source documents that highlight some of the fascinating aspects of Plains Indians' culture.

This Spanish book focuses on the lives of Native Americans during the 1800s and explores historical events such as the Indian Removal Act, the Trail of Tears, the Seminole Wars, Red Cloud's War, Wounded Knee, and the Nez Perce? War.

Learn how California's three levels of government--local, state, and federal--work together to make, enforce, and interpret the laws with this Spanish primary source reader.

Learn about the history of California's school system with this Spanish primary source reader. Primary sources engage students in learning and prompt them to think about historical events more critically.