• Binding Paperback
  • 16 pages
  • Type Non-Fiction

La historia del maíz

La historia del maíz

  • Ages Up to 8
  • Grades Pre-K–2
  • Fiction or nonfiction Non-Fiction
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La historia del maíz

Find out how Native Americans introduced European settlers to corn and how it has become an important crop to people and animals around the world as you read The Story of Corn.

English

The Story of Corn

Discover how corn became one of the world's most important crops in this engaging nonfiction title. Readers learn how Native Americans first grew corn and introduced it to European settlers, and how the crop has since spread around the globe to feed people and animals alike. With simple text and vivid images, young readers explore the fascinating history and lasting impact of this everyday plant, perfect for budding scientists and history lovers in early elementary grades.

Details and credits

Author & illustrator Spanish book type and author
Spanish book type
Transadapted
Author
Mary Lindeen
Book details Type, binding, genre, fiction or nonfiction and more
Type
Non-Fiction
Binding
Paperback
Genre
Informative
Fiction or nonfiction
Non-Fiction
Subject
Social Studies: Geography/History/Economics/Civics
Pages
16
Dimensions
7 x 6 x .06 (Inches)
Reader fit Ages and grades
Ages
<6, 7, 8
Grades
Pre-K, Grade K, Grade 1, Grade 2
Publication details ISBN, publisher and copyright
ISBN
9781429691253
Publisher
Capstone
Copyright
2012