Books published by publisher Scott, Foresman and Company (1956)

"Our New Friends" was written by William S. Gray and May Hill Arbuthnot. It was illustrated by Keith Ward and published by Scott, Foresman and Company. This book is a 1946-47 Edition. The famous Dick and Jane reader has all our favorite characters -- Dick, Jane, Mother, Father, Sally and more. The story sections include: "New Friends", "Our Friends At Work", "Our Animal Friends", "Our Friends at Play" and "Story Book Friends".

Mathematics is valuable and interesting. This book will help you explore and discover more of the wonders of mathematics. This book will help you build your Math Power by... doing problem solving and critical thinking, looking for connections, working on number sense and using data, using calculators and computers. The book will help you do your best by... expecting to succeed, building your understanding, learning ways to do independent study. This book will help you through active learning by... doing math activities, doing reading, writing, listening, and talking, working in groups, exploring. This book is a key ingredient to learning math by enjoying math at school and home.

This is a revision of the original "Streets and Roads" reader and was used for the first half of 3rd grade. This edition follows "More Friends and Neighbors" and there is a 408 word vocabulary list on last 4 pages of the book. The description on the title page states, "Cathedral Readers: Curriculum Foundation Series." This is a reading book that would have been used in a Catholic elementary school as there are many references to God, Jesus, the Mass, the saints, etc. throughout the various stories.