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Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources for You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Worker on the Statue of Liberty

Use You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Worker on the Statue of Liberty by John Malam to strengthen your students comprehension skills, build their vocabulary, and help them understand how words work.

You Wouldn't Want to Be a Worker on the Statue of Liberty is an entertaining nonfiction book that puts readers right in the middle of the construction of the Statue of Liberty. Told through the perspective of a young French sculptor, students will discover the amazing history of the Statue of Liberty. This text is ideal for showing students how to draw out information from nonfiction text structures. It's also an excellent resource for lessons on asking questions and determining importance.

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Title: You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Worker on the Statue of Liberty
Author: John Malam
Genre: Nonfiction
Themes: History
ISBN: 9781442036888
Publisher's Summary:
Humorous illustrations, captions, and sidebars lead the reader from France to the New World as workers spend weeks planning and constructing the Statue of Liberty, a gift from the people of France to the United States which was designed by sculptor Fr'ed'eric Auguste-Bartholdi.
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