United States - The Brite Star Kids Learn About the United States

Carolyn Larsen, Vincent W. Goett

Summary

In a classroom project the Brite Star Kids study the cultures of countries around the world. The students each study a different country and then give a report to the class.
 
In The Brite Star Kids World Cultures book, United States, It's Jimmy's to give his report and he brings to life the values, principles and beliefs of the United States.

Available since: 09/05/2022.

Print length: 24 pages.

Young Readers

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