This book explores the masterworks of Henri Matisse. It explains how and why the artists work evolved from colorfully patterned paintings to his unique paper cutouts. The artist Henri Matisse is interviewed by a little bird named Puffer who humorously gives descriptive explanations about Matisse's work while actual examples are shown. Characters in the book pose open-ended questions that prompt readers of all ages to make their own critical analyses and interpretations of the works of art.
St. Louis, Missouri, was once the last stop before explorers headed west. Now, there's so much to explore in St. Louis, you may never want to leave. Read on to find out more about this exciting city. This title allows readers to use comparison, cause and effect, and sequencing.
We're taking field trips to new heights with a hot air balloon ride to explore Washington, DC. Join the class and drop into this exciting US city to learn about its history, architecture, sports teams, places to visit, and more.
New Orleans, Louisiana, is home to saints, spirits, and voodoo. From its unique foods to world-famous celebrations, this city draws nearly 10 million tourists each year. Drop in on New Orleans and discover what makes "The Big Easy" such a unique place. This title allows readers to use comparison, cause and effect, and sequencing.