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The Bald Eagle
If you watch the majestic American bald eagle fly above the treetops, it’s easy to see why it stands for freedom and strength in the United States. As the national emblem, it’s seen on government buildings and documents, and is often used to symbolize national pride. Readers learn how the American bald eagle came to be the national bird of the United States and the many ways its image is used. Full-color photographs of the American bald eagle highlight its fierce beauty. A timeline guides readers through its creation as a national symbol.
The National Anthem
Most Americans know the famous words and tune of “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Our national anthem was born from one man’s experience during war and continues to remind us of the perseverance and strength of the United States. The symbolism of the national anthem is palpable in the story of Francis Scott Key’s experience at Fort McHenry. Readers learn the story of Key’s immortal words through engaging historical content. Full-color images show the events of the book, and a concluding timeline guides readers through those happenings step-by-step.
The Liberty Bell
The Liberty Bell hasn’t been properly rung since 1846 when it cracked irreparably. However, its inability to ring doesn’t diminish it as a symbol of freedom in the United States. Readers are introduced to the history of the Liberty Bell from its casting to the present day. Historical images as well as full-color, modern photographs of the bell engage readers with the story of one of the nation’s most recognizable symbols. A timeline offers an additional guide to the interesting, accessible main content.
The Presidential Seal: Official Symbol of the President
The presidential seal is a stamp placed on all messages from the president to the U.S. Congress. The seal is also on the presidential flag. Its origins go back, in part, to the earliest days of the United States. Young history buffs will learn the background of the presidential seal, its design features, and its usage. A graphic organizer further explains this important American symbol.
The Statue of Liberty: Symbol of Freedom
The Statue of Liberty has welcomed immigrants and visitors alike to New York Harbor since 1886. Each part of the statue, from the lit torch to the weighty tablet, has meaning. Your readers will learn why France gave the Statue of Liberty to the U.S. and who designed it. They'll be riveted while learning how it was constructed. Bright photographs boldly display this amazing symbol of friendship and freedom.
The U.S. Flag: Stars and Stripes Forever
The American flag has a long and storied history. The first United States flag had 13 stars and 13 stripes. So, how did the current flag come to have 50 stars and 13 stripes? Your young historians will learn about the flag's development and the meaning behind the colors, stars, and stripes. Eye-catching photographs show how the flag has changed over time and how Americans honor their country's flag.
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