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Engage all students by acting out this Spanish leveled script about migrant workers during the Great Depression. Assign differentiated roles based on students' individual reading abilities so all students can perform, build fluency, and feel successful.

California is a state that is rich with diverse people. This Spanish primary source reader introduces students to some of California's influential individuals including John Muir, Dorothea Lange, Sally Ride, and Cesar Chavez.

Ignite students' curiosity about historical events with this engaging text! Featuring dynamic primary source documents, this text promotes social studies content literacy with a focus on the history of California during the twentieth century.

Introduce students to California's complex water system with this Spanish text! This primary source reader will engage students with intriguing primary source documents that breathe life into the pages of history.

This primary source reader integrates literacy and social studies content and details the history of four major cities in California from the gold rush to the end of the nineteenth century: San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, and Fresno.

Ignite students' curiosity about historical events with this engaging text! Featuring dynamic primary source documents, this Spanish book focuses on immigration to California from the gold rush to the end of the 19th century.

Learn how the Transcontinental Railroad helped shape the state of California and its people with this Spanish primary source reader. Intriguing primary source documents offer opportunities for students to think about historical events more critically.

Ignite students' curiosity about historical events with this Spanish text! Featuring dynamic primary source documents, this nonfiction title details California's journey to statehood and promotes social studies content literacy.

Biddy Mason's life began as an enslaved person, but she became a successful nurse, midwife and land owner who influenced the city of Los Angeles. Learn more about her life through intriguing primary sources that will keep students engaged in reading.

During the California gold rush, the state's population soared, its economy grew, new towns popped up, and its cities swelled. Learn about the gold rush with this Spanish primary source reader that breathes life into the pages of history.

Introduce 4th grade students to some of California's early settlers including John Bidwell, Jim Beckwourth, Jedediah Smith, Sarah Royce, Charley Parkhurst, Kit Carson, and more.

Introduce students to California's rich history with this text that details the history of Alta California. This Spanish reader will engage students with intriguing primary source documents that breathe life into the pages of history.

Introduce students to California's rich history with this text that profiles the life of Franciscan missionary Junípero Serra. This Spanish book will fascinate students with intriguing primary source documents that breathe life into the pages of history.

This Spanish primary source reader focuses on the history of California's missions. Intriguing primary source documents offer opportunities for students to think about historical events more critically.

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

This Spanish primary source reader provides a rich background of three California tribes--the Tongva, the Yokuts, and the Yana. Intriguing primary source documents offer opportunities for students to think about historical events more critically.

Learn about California's unique geography with this Spanish primary source reader. Primary sources engage students in learning and prompt them to think about historical events more critically.

WHEN IT COMES TO DOING BUSINESS AND LIFE, THERE'S A BETTER WAY...Are you tired of hearing all the promises about the "abundant life", getting the life sucked out of you in your own efforts to attain it? Are you stressed and wearing yourself out trying to get results in your business? The bad news is that your limited human thinking and abilities will do little to end this vicious cycle. But there's Good News! In fact, it's almost "too good to ...

How do the North and the South see each other? How have their images been created? How do they change across time, space and source? Here are the main questions that the authors would like to answer in this collection of imagology-oriented studies situated at the crossroads of various disciplines: South-North in literature, South-North in other cultural production, and South-North in new perspectives.The contributions show in which way the cre...

The wild, autobiographical story of Marty Obler, shrink.His childhood in an extremely poor, dysfunctional family, in a Jewish ghetto in Brownsville, Brooklyn, head of a gang in his youth, fleeing his ghetto world to Israel, getting kicked out of a kibbutz, eventually returning to Brooklyn and storming through Brooklyn College, graduate school, getting his Ph. D., making his way in his wild fashion in a couple of counseling jobs, and, finally b...