Monday, November 22, 2010

Fourth Grade History and Literature - Modern World


Fourth Grade History and Literature

Modern World

 
 
This was based around the SOTW IV spreads. If you need more details on the history books I used as spines, I can provide authors, etc. for those. With this time period, a lot of our reading didn’t really mirror the history subject under study (as it did with earlier time periods). Instead, we read from authors whose writings were basically contemporaneous with the time period we were studying in history.

Week 1

SOTW Ch. 1, Britain’s Empire: Victoria/ Sepoy Mutiny

History:

Read about Victorian England from Barnes and Noble World; Complete Book of World History; How Children Lived; A Child’s Eye View of History.

Read about India under the East India Company from Haywood’s Historical Atlas (19th Century).

Lit.:

Read from Tom Brown’s School Days, Hughes
At Her Majesty’s Request
Wolves of Willoughby Chase
Watched video of A Little Princess, WB Family Entertainment 
Watched “Kim”, adapted from Rudyard Kipling’s book (Public Media Video w/ Peter O’Toole)

Student reading:

Florence Nightingale, Lucy Lethbridge (Usborne Famous Lives)
Bullseye Step Into Classics: A Little Princess (Frances Hodgson Burnett)
A Drummer Boy’s Battle: Florence Nightingale, Dave and Neta Jackson

SOTW Ch. 2, West Against East: Japan Re-Opens/ Crimean War

History:

Read from Haywood’s Atlas regarding both Japan and Russia
Read from Complete World and Usborne’s Last 500 Years re: Japan
Read excerpts from The Crimean War, Deborah Bachrach
Read from Commodore Perry in the Land of the Shogun, Rhoda Blumberg.

Lit:

Read from Russian Fairy Tales, Marie Ponsot

Student reading:

Salt: A Russian Folktale, Jane Langton
The Month-Brothers: A Slavic Tale, Samuel Marshak
The Magic Goldfish: A Russian Folktale, Aleksandr Pushkin
 

Week 2

SOTW Ch. 3, British Invasions: Great Game/ Wandering through Africa

History:

Haywood Atlas re: Africa

Read more on African Explorers and the scramble for Africa from: Complete World; Last 500 Years; Barnes and Noble World; Exploration and Discovery, Simon Adams.

Read more about areas in Africa Livingstone explored using Mozambique, R. S. James
Read from Botswana, Enchantment of the World, Jason Laure’
Read from Faces re: life in the Kalahari, among the San

Student reading:

Read from Exploring Africa, Hazel Martell and Gerald Wood (re: Stanley, Livingstone, Caillie, Barth, Richardson, Burton, Speke, Grant, etc.)

Buried in Ice: The Mystery of a Lost Arctic Expedition, Owen Beattie, et al
 
SOTW Ch. 4, Resurrection and Rebellion: Italy/ Taiping Rebellion

History:

Read about Italian unification from Barnes and Noble World
Read about the Taiping Rebellion in Complete World History and Last 500 Years 

Lit.:

Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom, Paterson (I would hold off on this until the teen years in doing it again - or pre-read, at least)

The Life and Times of Giuseppi Verdi, Jim Whiting
 

Week 3

Civil War, SOTW Ch. 5

History:

Read from Barnes and Noble World; Complete World; Last 500 Years.
Read the Civil War section from The U.S. at War, June English and Thomas Jones (Scholastic)
Shattered Dreams: The Story of Mary Todd Lincoln, David R. Collins
Watched “Gods and Generals”, two part movie
The Boys’ War, Jim Murphy 
Looked through Civil War Days, John Bowen
Listened to part of eyewitness account by Frank Haskell of The Battle of Gettysburg
Used Haywood’s Historical Atlas
Read from Petersburg, Bruce Brager (Seiges that Changed the World series)

Read from Brown Paper School U.S. Kids’ History: Book of the American Civil War, Howard Egger-Bovet, et al

Read from The Civil War: Ulysses S. Grant, David King
Read from The Civil War: Abraham Lincoln, Deborah Kops

Lit.:

Rifles for Watie, Harold Keith
The Yearling, film version

Student Reading:

Just a Few Words, Mr. Lincoln, Fritz
The Red Badge of Courage (Great Illus. Classics)
Little Women, Bullseye Step into Classics (adapted by Monica Kulling)
Abraham Lincoln, D’Aulaires
The Value of Respect: The Story of Abraham Lincoln, Ann Donegan Johnson
Yankee Blue or Rebel Gray? The Civil War Adventures of Sam Shaw, Kate Connell
Mr. Lincoln’s Whiskers, Burke Davis

  
Week 4 continuing Civil War readings from last week…….

Lit:

The Civil War, Marc Frey (pop-up, interactive book)

Student reading:

Bull Run, Paul Fleischman
He also read parts of Frey’s Civil War (above) on his own

The Journal of James Edmond Pease: A Civil War Union Soldier, Virginia, 1863, Jim Murphy (My Name is America series) 

  
Week 5

SOTW Ch. 6, Two Tries for Freedom: Paraguay/ Canada

History:

Read from Last 500 Years; Barnes and Noble World; Complete World re: struggles of all South America during the 1800’s

Read from Cultures of the World: Paraguay, Leslie Jermyn
Read from Paraguay in Pictures, Lerner Publications
Read from The History of Nations: Canada, Nick Treanor, editor
Read from Canada, Star of the North, Shelley Sateren
Read Canada: Globetrotters’ Club, Janice Hamilton

Lit.:

The Call of the Wild, London 

Student reading:

The Last Safe House, Barbara Greenwood (re: underground railroad into Canada)

SOTW Ch. 7, Two Empires, Three Republics/Kingdom: 2&3/ Second Reich

History:

Read from encyclopedia regarding Napoleon III and Bismarck as our library had no books on either of them……

 
Week 6

SOTW Ch. 8, Becoming Modern: Rails, Zones and Bulbs/ Japan’s Meiji Restoration

History:

Read Across America on an Emigrant Train, Jim Murphy (re: Robert Louis Stevenson - good, but mature theme so you may want to pre-read)

Railroad Fever, Monica Halpern
Women of the Old West, Judith Alter
Read from Full Steam Ahead: The Race to Build a Continental Railroad, Rhoda Blumberg
Recapped historical period with readings from Complete World and Last 500 Years

Lit.:

The Sea Maidens of Japan, Lili Bell (simple)

Student reading:

A Picture Book of Thomas Alva Edison, David Adler
The Journey of Sean Sullivan, William Durbin (Dear America series) 

 
Week 7

SOTW Ch. 9, Two more Empires, 2 Rebellions: Dutch East Indies/ Sick Man of Europe

History:

Haywood’s Atlas re: Ottoman Empire
Listened to part of Krakatoa, Simon Winchester, on tape

Read from Bulgaria in Pictures about the land and its people up through independence in the late 1800’s from the Ottomans (Margaret J. Goldstein)

Lit.:

Read two more Jack London short stories: Brown Wolf and That Spot
White Fang, London

Student reading:

The 21 Balloons, William Pene Du Bois
Secret of the Andes, Ann Nolan Clark
Selections from a Child’s Garden of Verses, Robert Louis Stevenson (Dandelion Library)

SOTW Ch. 10, Canal to East and Very Dry Desert: War of Pacific/ Suez Canal

History:

Read about the Pacific War from Bolivia in Pictures, Lerner Publications 

 
Week 8

SOTW Ch. 11, Far Parts of the World: Iron Outlaw/ Carving up Africa

History:

Read more about Australia from Complete World
This Our Dark Country, The American Settlers of Liberia, Catherine Reef

Watched Wonders of the African World: Black Kingdoms of the Nile and The Swahili Coast, with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.; PBS film

Read from Building the Suez Canal, S. C. Burchell (Horizon Magazine)

Lit.:

The Shadows of the Ghadames, Joelle Stolz

Student Reading:

Captains Courageous, Rudyard Kipling (Great Illus. Classics)
 
SOTW Ch. 12, Unhappy Unions: Ireland’s Troubles/ Boers and British

History:

Read more on Ireland from Complete World
Feed the Children First, Irish Memories of the Great Hunger, editor Mary E. Lyons
Read from Black Potatoes, Susan Bartoletti

Lit.:

Nory Ryan’s Song, Patricia Reilly Giff - book on tape
Maggie’s Door, Giff - book on tape

 
Week 9

SOTW Ch. 13, Old Fashioned Emperor and Red Sultan: Brazil’s Rep/Abdul Hamid the Red

History:

Read from Faces: Armenia, Cobblestone

Read from Armenia: Enchantment of the World, Martin Hintz and from Cultures of the World, Armenia, Sakina Dhilawala

Listened to selection of Armenian music from “Armenia, Armenia”, a Monitor Music of the World CD
Read from Countries of the World, Brazil, Leslie Jermyn

Student reading:

So Say the Little Monkeys, Nancy Van Laan (Brazilian folklore)

SOTW Ch. 14, Two Czars and 2 Emperors: Next to last Czar of Russia/ Ethiopia and Italy

Student reading:

The Lion’s Whiskers and Other Ethiopian Tales, Brent Ashabranner, et al

 
Week 10

SOTW Ch. 15, Small Countries w/ Large Invaders: Korea/ Spanish-American War

History:

Read more about the Spanish-American War from The U.S. at War (Scholastic)

Read more about the war, Presidents, acquisition of countries and related matters (General Dewey, et al) from The Young Reader’s Companion to American History, John Garraty

Read more on Roosevelt from Teddy Roosevelt, Rough Rider, Louis Sabin and from Carry a Big Stick: The Uncommon Heroism of Theodore Roosevelt (life portion only), George Grant

Under the Royal Palms, A Childhood in Cuba, Alma Flor Ada

Lit.:

Typhoon, Joseph Conrad (Reader’s Digest Best Loved Books for Young Readers) 

Student reading:

Black Beauty, Anna Sewell (DK Eyewitness Classics)
Korean Children’s Favorite Stories, Kim So-un
 

Week 11

SOTW Ch. 16, Expansion of the U.S.

History:

Read from Haywood’s Atlas; Last 500 Years; Barnes and Noble World; Complete World.

You Wouldn’t Want to be an American Pioneer, A Wilderness You’d Rather not Tame, Jacqueline Morley

Mr. Marleys’ Main Street Confectionery, a History of Sweets and Treats, John J. Loeper
Daily Life in a Covered Wagon, Paul Erickson
Kids’ Discover: Wright Brothers
Galloping Gertrude: By Motorcar in 1908, John J. Loeper
If You Lived at the Time of the Great San Francisco Earthquake, Ellen Levine

Student reading:

My Name is America: The Journal of Otto Peltonen, A Finnish Immigrant, William Durbin
 
 
Week 12

SOTW Ch. 17, Boxer Rebellion in China / Russo-Japanese WarSOTW Ch. 18, Europe and countries East/ Persia/ Balkans

History:

Read from Last 500 Years; Complete World; Historical Atlas

Read more on the Empress Cixi from Herstory: Women Who Changed the World, editor Ruth Ashby, et al

Read about the Russo-Japanese War battles from The Battle 100: The Stories Behind History’sMost Influential Battles, Michael Lee Lanning

Re: the Balkans, read pertinent portions of 19th century histories from:

Czech Republic, Joann Milivojevic
Slovenia, Tamra Orr
Croatia, Martin Hintz
Life in War Torn Bosnia, Diane Yancey
Nations in Transition: Bulgaria, Steven Otfinoski

Lit.:

Tales of a Korean Grandmother, Frances Carpenter

Student reading:

Sweet and Sour, Carol Kendall, et al


Week 13

SOTW Ch. 19, China, Vietnam, and France

History:

Read more about this time period from Cultures of the World: Vietnam, Audrey Seah.

Lit.:

Caddie Woodlawn, Carol Brink
Ties that Bind, Ties that Break, Lensey Namioka
Rachel’s Journal, Marissa Moss
In the Face of Danger, Jean Nixon

Student reading:

The Young Collector’s Illustrated Classics: Moby Dick, Herman Melville
Aesop’s Fables, Illustrated Junior Library, Fritz Kredel, illustrator

 
Week 14

SOTW Ch. 20, Mexican Revolution / World War I

History:

Read more about WWI from Haywood’s Historical Atlas of the 20th Century; Complete World; Last 500 Years; Barnes and Noble World; U.S. at War (Scholastic).

A Soldier’s Life, Andrew Robertshaw
Pioneers of Science: Louis Pasteur, Nina Morgan
Clara Barton, Kathleen Deady
Read about WWI, the Treaty of Versailles, and Wilson’s 14 Points from A Young Reader’s Companion

Read from American Women of Medicine, Russell Roberts, re: Elizabeth Blackwell and Clara Barton and the Red Cross

Listened to Clara Barton: founder of the American Red Cross, Christin Ditchfield

Lit.:

Poem: The Women who Went to the Field, Clara Barton

Student reading:

Elizabeth Blackwell, The First Woman Doctor, Francene Sabin
Louis Pasteur, Carol Greene (Rookie Biography)
Usborne Famous Lives: Winsto Churchill, Katie Daynes
In Flander’s Field, John McCrae (poem)

 
Week 15

SOTW Ch. 21, Russian Revolution / End of World War I

History:

Read more on the Russian Revolution from Haywood’s 20th Century Atlas; Complete World; Barnes and Noble World; Last 500 Years.

Lit.:

The Wind in the Willows, Kenneth Grahame
The Singing Tree, Kate Seredy

Student reading:

The Great Migration, Jacob Lawrence
Ghost Canoe, Will Hobbs
Escape from the Ice, Shackleton and the Endurance, Connie and Peter Roop
Titanic, Mark Dubowski
Titanic, Victoria Sherrow
Antarctic Adventure, Meredith Hooper

 
Week 16

SOTW Ch. 22, Easter Uprising in Ireland / Home Rule for India

History:

Read more on above topics from Complete World and Barnes and Noble World
Places and People: The Indian Subcontinent, Anita Ganeri
The Panama Canal, Scott Ingram

Lit.:

Daughter of the Mountains, Louise Rankin

Student reading:

Gandhi, Demi

 
Week 17

SOTW Ch. 23, Peace of Versailles/ Rise of StalinSOTW Ch. 24, New King in Egypt / Rise of Fascism in Europe

History:

Read more on Fascism from Last 500 Years; Barnes and Noble World; Complete World.

The Truth About History re: “The Real Reason why the Lusitania Sank”; “The Comical Farce of the Russian Revolution”; “Typhoid Mary: The Cook with the Touch of Death”; “Scott of the Antarctic Should have Lived”; and “In the Deadly Care of Florence Nightingale”

Lit.:

Thornton Burgess: The Adventures of Grandfather Frog 

Student reading:

You Want Women to Vote, Lizzie Stanton? Jean Fritz
Anderson’s Fairy Tales, Illustrator: Arthur Szyk (Illustrated Junior Library)
The Day of Ahmed’s Secret 


Week 18

SOTW Ch. 25, Chinese Revolution and the Long March

History:

Read more from B&N World; Last 500 Years; Complete World
China’s Long March, Fritz

Lit.:

The House of Sixty Fathers, Meindert Dejong

Student reading:

Homesick, Jean Fritz (autobiographical)

 
Week 19

SOTW Ch. 26, U.S. Stock Market Crash and Great Depression

History:

Read more from Last 500 Years; B&N World; Complete World.
Chapter 6 in Making of America
Read from The Great Depression, R. G. Grant

Lit.:

The Amazing Thinking Machine, Dennis Haseley
Esperanza Rising, Pam Munoz Ryan

Student reading:

Bud, not Buddy, Christopher Paul Curtis
Flying Ace: The Story of Amelia Earhart, Angela Bull

 
Week 20

SOTW Ch. 27, Spanish Civil War / Rise of Hitler

Lit.:

My Friend, the Enemy, J. B. Cheaney 

Student reading:

Toro! Toro! Michael Morpugo
Peter Pan, J. M. Barrie (Dandelion)
 

Week 21

SOTW Ch. 28, WWII / Holocaust

History:

Read from Complete World; Last 500 Years; B&N World; 20th Century Atlas.
Jesse Owens, Champion Athlete, Rick Rennert

Lit.:

Number the Stars, Lois Lowry

Student reading:

Anne Frank: A Life in Hiding, Johanna Hurwitz
Usborne Famous Lives: Adolf Hitler, Katie Daynes
Twenty and Ten, Claire Bishop
 

Week 22

Continuing with WWII

History:

Life in the Hitler Youth, Jennifer Keeley
Hiding from the Nazis, David Adler
Auschwitz, the Story of a Nazi Death Camp, Clive Lawton
Hiroshima, the Story of the First Atom Bomb, Clive Lawton
Read from Nazi Germany: The Face of Tyranny, Ted Gottfried

Lit.:

Anne Frank, Josephine Poole

Student reading:

Hiroshima, Laurence Yep
Mieko and the Fifth Treasure, Eleanor Coerr
Hitler’s Daughter, Jackie French


Week 23

SOTW Ch. 29, End of WWII

History:

Read from Historical Atlas
The United Nations, Ann Armbruster

Watched parts of “Jehovah’s Witnesses Stand Firm Against Nazi Assault” and “Purple
Triangles” (JW’s had to wear these; like the Jewish stars)

Read about WWII soldier from A Soldier’s Life, Andrew Robertshaw

Lit.:

Rhymes and Verses, Collected Poems for Young People, Walter de la Mare

Student reading:

World War II Heroes, Ten True Tales, Allan Zullo
The Gadget, Paul Zindel
 

Week 24

SOTW Ch. 30, Partitioning of India / Palestine

History:

Read from Last 500 Years; Complete World; B&N World; Historical Atlas.
Read from People at Odds: India and Pakistan, Heather Wagner
Read from People at Odds: Israel and the Arab World, Heather Wagner

Lit.:

Habibi, Naomi Shihab Nye (Palestinian-Americans who move back to Israel in about 1970’s)

Student reading:

Neela, Victory Song, Chitra Divakaruni
Memories of Survival, Esther Krinitz, et al

Shin’s Tricycle, Tatsuharu Kodama (this is a “simple” picture book about the very complex subject of the bombing of Hiroshima - it’s hard for me to read it; you should pre-read)
 
  
Week 25

SOTW Ch. 31, Suez Canal/Crisis / Berlin Wall/Airlift/Iron Curtain

History:

Read from New Perspectives: The Berlin Wall, R. G. Grant
Read from Historical Atlas
Suez Canal, Modern Wonders of the World, Valerie Bodden

Lit.:

Peter Rabbit Stories, Thornton Burgess
The Classic Treasury of Children’s Poetry, Egan, editor

Student reading:

Pinocchio (Dandelion)
Alice in Wonderland (Dandelion)

 
Week 26

SOTW Ch. 32, Africa After WWII / Communist China

History:

Read from Enchantment of the World: Swaziland
Witness to History: Apartheid in South Africa, David Downing

Lit.:

Warriors, Warthogs, and Wisdom, Growing up in Africa, Lyall Watson
Journey to Jo’burg, Beverley Naidoo
Out of Bounds: Seven Stories of Conflict and Hope, Beverly Naidoo

Student reading:

Heidi (Dandelion)
Rookie Biography: Nelson Mandela, Karima Grant
Nelson Mandela and the Quest for Freedom, Brian Feinberg
 
  
Week 27

SOTW Ch. 33, Korean and Vietnam Wars 

History:

Looked through info. in The U.S. at War (Scholastic).
The Korean War, Carter Smith.
We the People: The Korean War, Andrew Santella.

Student reading:

Reader’s Digest Best Loved Books for Young Readers: Great Cases of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Spies and Spying, Mike Potter
 

Week 28

SOTW Ch. 34, Argentina under Peron / Freedom for Belgian Congo

History:

Read from Lives of Extraordinary Women, Kathleen Krull, re: Eva Peron
Read about Eva Peron from Herstory, Ruth Ashby and Deborah Ohrn
A Walk through a Rain Forest, David and Mark Jenike (Life in the Ituri Forest of Zaire)

Lit.:

Tuck-me-in-Tales, Margaret MacDonald, read stories from Chile and Argentina
The Barefoot Book of Fairytales, Malachy Doyle, read story from Argentina
Traveling to Tondo, a tale of the Nkundo of Zaire, Verna Aardema
Rickie and Henri, Alan Marks (Jane Goodall Society)
Monkey for Sale, Janna Stanley
Monkey Business, Shirley Climo, read select stories from the Congo region, and others….

Student reading:

The Amelia Bedelia Treasury, Peggy Parish
Tuck Everlasting, Natalie Babbit
 
  
Week 29

SOTW Ch. 35, Space Race/Cold War/ Cuban Missile Crisis

History:

On the Front Line: Spying and the Cold War, Michael Burgan
The Cuban Missile Crisis, Fred Cook
Cuba: After the Revolution, Bernard Wolf

Lit.:

The Fire-eaters, David Almond (Cuban Missile Crisis, sorta…..)

Student reading:

Horrible Harry Goes to the Moon, Suzy Kline
The Incredible Journey, Sheila Burnford
Footprints on the Moon, Alexandra Siy
I Want to be an Astronaut, Maze Productions

 
Week 30

SOTW Ch. 36, Kennedy Assassination / Civil Rights Movement

History:

Read more from Last 500 Years; B&N World
Chapter 7 of The Making of America
Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Teresa Gelsi
If You Lived at the Time of Martin Luther King, Ellen Levine

Read From The Assassination of MLK, Jr., Jacqueline Ching (re: Ray and conspiracy theories; aftermath for movement)

Lit.:

Remember: The Journey to School Integration, Toni Morrison
Linda Brown, You are Not Alone, Joyce Carol Thomas

Student reading:

DK, Free at Last! The Story of Martin Luther King, Jr., Angela Bull
Great African Americans: Martin Luther King, Jr., Man of Peace, Patricia and Fredrick McKissack
Rosa Parks, Muriel Dubois
A Mouse called Wolf, Dick King-Smith
Meet Martin Luther King, Jr., James T. Dekay
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., David A. Adler

  
Week 31

SOTW Ch. 37, Wars re: Israel / Vietnam War

History:

Read more from Last 500 Years; B&N World; Complete World; Historical Atlas; continued Making of America, Ch. 7.

Read about the Vietnam War from The U.S. at War (Scholastic)
African Americans in the Vietnam War, Diane Canwell and Jon Sutherland
Places and People, Southeast Asia, Anita Ganeri
Voices From the Past, Vietnam War, Kathlyn and Martin Gay
Read from Israel, An Illustrated History, Daniel Schroeter

Lit.:

Water Buffalo Days, Huynh Quang Nhuong

Student reading:

Patrol, An American Soldier in Vietnam, Walter Dean Myers
The Land I Lost: Adventures of a Boy in Vietnam, Huynh Quang Nhuong

 
Week 32

SOTW Ch. 38, End of Cold War Conflicts / Rise of Terrorism

History:

Ch. 8, Making of America
Read from Enchantment of the World, Afghanistan, re: its attempted takeover by Russia and events since
Read Chapter on Brezhnev Era from The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union, John Matthews
Hamas: Palestinian Terrorists, Maxine Rosaler

Lit.:

The Breadwinner, Deborah Ellis
Parvana’s Journey, Deborah Ellis 

Student reading:

Afghanistan, Bob Italia
Afghanistan, Many Cultures, One World, Barbara Knox

 
Week 33

SOTW Ch. 39, India / Iraq

History:

Read from Cultures of the World: Iraq, Susan Hassig, et al re: independence in 1932; military coups; Iran-Iraq War; Gulf Wars; terrorism and government.

Indira Gandhi, Trevor Fishlock

Student reading:

Great Illustrated Classics: The War of the Worlds, H. G. Wells

 
Week 34

SOTW Ch. 40, Nuclear Power / Chernobyl / Three Mile Island / Reagan

History:

Ronald Reagan: From Silver Screen to Oval Office, Time for Kids, editor Denise Patrick
The Picture Life of Ronald Reagan, Don Lawson
The Chernobyl Catastrophe, Graham Rickard
Read from Last 500 Years; B&N World; Complete World; Historical Atlas.

Student reading:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain, Reader’s Digest Best-loved Books for Young Readers

 
Week 35

SOTW Ch. 41, Cultural Revolution in China / End of Communism in Russia

History:

Read more on Afghani people and culture from Enchantment of the World: Afghanistan
Red Land, Yellow River, Ange Zhang 
Read from Historical Atlas re: end of communism, etc. 

Student reading:

Swiss Family Robinson, Illustrated Junior Library

 
Week 36

SOTW Ch. 42, End of 20th Century and issues

History:

Read from B&N World; Complete World; Last 500 Years re: end of 20th century and issues: computer tech, satellites, International Space Station, UN policing of the world, Saddam Hussein, first Gulf War, etc.

Persian Gulf War, Kathlyn and Martin Gay

Meltdown: A Race Against Nuclear Disaster at Three Mile Island, A Reporter’s Story, Wilborn Hampton (includes section on Chernobyl)

Student reading:

Getting to Know the U.S. Presidents: Ronald Reagan, Mike Venezia

 

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