Malia and Sasha Obama - First Daughters in the White House (249) (1000 Readers)($3.46Value)

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Did you know that 190 children of presidents have lived in the White House? Did you know that the Obama girls are the youngest residents of the White House since Amy Carter? Did you know that the girls were promised a puppy if Dad was elected president? Did you know that the Secret Service has special code names for Malia and Sasha? Would you like t know more? Read and learn with this entertaining book! The Biography Readers: Combine easy-to-read stories with fun activities Build reading skills while covering social studies content Engage all levels of students using an interesting, interactive approach Can be used as an excellent tool for RTI, Remediation, Reading Recovery and ESL This Biography Reader also shows students the obstacles and hardships that many of our country's heroes had to overcome, their struggles, attempts, failures, perseverance, accomplishments and the ultimate success they achieved, taking their place in America's history. This reader emphasizes the roles of family and education, responsible decision-making, taking responsibility for oneself, civic responsibility, work ethic, self-motivation and more! Carole Marsh: Native of Atlanta, Georgia - Professional writer and photographer - Founder and CEO of Gallopade International, Inc. - Founder and Owner of Marsh Media, a public relations anD corporate communications firm - Creator of more than 15,000 products, primarily fiction and non-fiction supplementary educational materials including books, interactive CD-ROMs, games, and online adventures Awards Include: 2011 Teachers Choice for the Classroom by Learning Magazine - 2007 Greatest Products by iParenting Media - 2006 Georgia Author of the Year by Georgia Writers Association - 2004 Teachers Choice for the Family by Learning Magazine - 2003 Excellence in Education Award from the National School Supply and Equipment Association - 2002 Teachers' Choice Award by Learning Magazine - 2002 Award of Excellence Recipient from Association Advance America - 2000 Fastest Growing Small Press from Publishers Weekly - Communicator of the Year in 1979