Description
Why is the president called the 'commander-in-chief'? And did you know that during a filibuster senators can talk about whatever they want? They have read the phone book, a recipe for fried oysters, and even Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss! In this book, readers dive deep into the U.S. Capitol to uncover everything they need to know about our government-how things get done, who is who, and why things are the way they are. After reading it, kids will walk away with a wealth of practical knowledge about our government, including the roles of each branch and how things get done. From the Senate to the Supreme Court and everything in between, readers will learn if a vote in Washington, D.C., really 'counts,' how the two-party system got started, how many representatives each state has and why, and more. They'll also be wowed by a ton of weird but true information.
Details
ISBN: |
9781426375279 |
Publisher: |
National Geographic Society |
Authors: |
Burgan, Michael |
Illustrators: |
Burgan, Michael |
Binding: |
Paperback |
Published Date Range: |
2024 |
Published Date: |
2024 |
Grade Minimum: |
3 |
Grade Maximum: |
7 |
Language: |
English |