*NOTE: You can purchase each book separately at $29.99 or purchase the 4-book bundle for $99.99. Make your selection at check-out.
This unique set of first-grade Show More
*NOTE: You can purchase each book separately at $29.99 or purchase the 4-book bundle for $99.99. Make your selection at check-out.
This unique set of first-grade books is designed specifically for the academic, social, and emotional development of first-grade children. The books highlight African-American images and culture through the stories they tell. Each book is grounded in developmentally appropriate pedagogy while conveying the NCSS Standards for early grades learning expectations. Each book is designed to familiarize young children with relatable stories to promote diversity, learn about themselves, and understand their important place in the world.
Book One is titled, "What Makes Family." The book provides young children with a close look at the diversity that can be found when a grouping of one or more adults and children live together as a unit called family.
In Book Two, "Celebrations and Holidays," children learn about the major holidays celebrated in the United States with special emphasis on those celebrating African American people and themes.
In Book Three, Community Leaders," young readers encounter both the traditional and non-traditional leaders found in the African American community. Book Four, Artists in the Community," children are introduced to some of the creative artists in their communities. Throughout the series, African-American children's illustrations enhance the content of each book.
This unique set of four big books is designed specifically for the academic, social, and emotional development of 1st grade children that highlights African American images and culture. The books are grounded in developmentally appropriate pedagogy while conveying the NCSS Standards for early grades learning expectations. Each book is designed to familiarize young children with relatable stories to promote diversity, learn about themselves, and understand their important place in the world.
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