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H**H
Fourth grade, New York State, social studies curriculum
This book was perfect as a supplemental resource for the fourth grade, New York State social studies standards. Nice quality, quick and perfect for the classroom.
E**Y
Nice Book but I had no idea it was a children's book:) I thought it was adult level....
Nice book but for Children.....5th grade level I am guessing.
R**H
Well written
Great
A**N
Good starting book for 4th grader
Using this book as an introduction for my 4th grader. We enjoy reading it together and it is a good stepping off point to see what topics interest her.I wish that the book would include not just the name given to the Indigenous Peoples by the European traders/settlers but also use the Haudenosaunee name which is what they go by themselves. I feel that is important to teach and include in studies of the original inhabitants of this country.
R**A
Loved it
Loved it
P**B
He really enjoyed it!
My son used this book for 4th Grade ELA. He really enjoyed it!
T**!
Grandma loves it!
I bought a series of books for my grandmother and she loved this one. It is clear that the Iroquois culture was and is diverse and this book gave some good history.
T**1
Five Stars
Good pictures and context!
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