Explorers, Inventors & Trailblazers Text Set (6-Packs)
How did Sacagawea guide an expedition? What did Jane Goodall learn from chimpanzees? Who invented the telephone? This set of 11 nonfiction books, 6 copies of each, gives every small group in your class something they can read together on the explorers and inventors who changed how we live — so the whole class builds the same knowledge and joins the same conversation.
Every discovery and every invention started with a question somebody would not let go of. This text set follows eleven people who kept asking.
Eleven biographies from the Hameray Biography Series: Sacagawea, Amelia Earhart, Davy Crockett, Jane Goodall, Bill Gates, Henry Ford, Muhammad Ali, Edmund Hillary, Jacques Cousteau, Alexander Graham Bell, and Steve Jobs. Because the books range from simple to more challenging, every student — beginning readers and strong readers alike — can read about the same topic and contribute to the same discussion. Reading book after book on one topic builds the vocabulary and background knowledge that make comprehension possible.
- Grade Levels: 2–4
- What’s inside:
• 11 titles, 6 copies of each (66 books); also sold as single copies
- Supports: Grades 2–4 history and biography
- Every title is connected text, chosen so students read the words, not the pattern.
- Part of the Social Studies Collection: get all 3 social studies text sets as 6-packs →
