You and the U.S. Government

Written by Jennifer Overend Prior

Part of the Primary Source Readers series

Who makes the rules where you live, and how do they shape your day?

32 pages· 520L· AR 3.9 · 0.5 AR pts

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Bookroo's summary

Government touches everyday life, from the roads kids ride on to the schools they attend. This classroom reader explains what local, state and federal governments do, how they work together, and why citizens, young ones included, have a part to play.

From the publisher

You and the U.S. Government is an engaging nonfiction title written in English for students ages 6 to 11 (grades 2-3). This book introduces young readers to the essential functions of the U.S. government and how it impacts their everyday lives. Through age-appropriate language and vivid images, students explore the roles of local, state, and federal government and the importance of civic responsibilities. Designed to build literacy and social studies skills, the text features key vocabulary, supporting visuals, and comprehension activities. Teachers and parents will find this book a valuable tool for introducing government concepts in the classroom or at home.Helps young readers understand the structure and responsibilities of the U.S. governmentBuilds foundational social studies knowledge and reading comprehensionIncludes age-appropriate explanations of laws, citizenship, and government servicesDesigned for use in grades 2-3 for classroom instruction or at-home enrichmentSupports standards-based learning with key vocabulary and structured activities

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