If you could jump into a time machine and visit any point in history, where would you go? In this book students look at different time periods to find out about big events, ways of life, or people during those eras. Read it to answer the question: Where would your time machine go?

Where Does Your Time Machine Go? (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Children's Books

Stead, Tony

Capstone Classroom

History

Do you have what it takes to be a good leader? Students examine leadership roles and the presidents, queens, or trailblazers in those positions. Read about backgrounds and specific traits of leaders to compare them and determine what you would do if you were in charge.

If I Were in Charge... (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Education & Reference

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to move to another planet? This fifth grade class describes what Mars is like and how it compares to Earth. Read this book to find out what you would need if you moved to Mars.

I'm Moving to Mars! (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

<p>Can you imagine how your life might change if you lived in another time or in another community? What if you didn't have running water or electricity? In this book students write about what it would be like to live in different settlements across history. Read this book to learn what life was like without running water.</p>

What If You Didn't Have Running Water? (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Have you ever wondered where a gadget or machine came from? Who first thought of making it? Students introduce several kinds of inventions, explaining how they are used, when and where they were invented, who invented them, and why they are important. Perhaps after reading this book, you will be able to come up with your own Ford.

What's Your Ford? (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Animals have amazing adaptations that help them survive and thrive in their habitats. This fourth grade class describes various habitats and the adaptations of the animals that live there. Read this book and decide: Does a cat realy have nine lives?

Does a Cat Really Have Nine Lives?: And Other Interesting Animal Facts (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Animals

Is there a place you've always wanted to visit? This fourth grade class describes the fascinating people and places of various states and countries. Learn about places around the world to decide where you wish you could go to.

I Wish I Could Go To... (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Find out about the roles of family members around the world and in history. Fourth graders describe the important jobs each member of a family has both in today's society and long ago. After reading this book, you'll be able to answer, which family member would you want to be?

Which Family Member Would You Want to Be? (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

<p>Imagine that you can go anywhere in the world. Where would you go? This third grade class took an adventure to learn about the many amazing landforms in the world, how they formed, and what they're like. Join them on their travels, and then decide what&nbsp; you would pack for an adventure.</p>

What Would You Pack for an Adventure? (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

Arts, Music & Photography

Have you ever wondered what makes an airplane fly through the air? These third grade classes explain the history of flight and the science behind it. After reading this book, you'll understand why an airplane can fly and will be able to answer the question: Why can't I fly?

Why Can't I Fly? (What's the Point? Reading and Writing Expository Text)

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