Gettysburg - Library Binding

Gettysburg: Educational History Book for Young Readers

This Focus Readers educational book delivers an engaging exploration of one of America's most significant Civil War battles. Designed specifically for students in grades 2-5, this Beacon-level resource brings the Battle of Gettysburg to life through accessible writing and structured learning features.

Reading Level and Educational Alignment

Aligned to reading levels of grades 2-3 with interest levels spanning grades 3-5, this book meets students where they are while challenging them to grow. The Beacon level designation ensures appropriate vocabulary and sentence structure for developing readers building confidence in nonfiction comprehension.

Comprehensive Learning Features

The book includes multiple educational components designed to enhance understanding and retention. A detailed table of contents helps students navigate topics efficiently. The "That's Amazing!" special feature highlights remarkable facts that capture young readers' attention and make history memorable. "Did You Know?" facts scattered throughout provide additional context and surprising details about the battle and its impact. Quiz questions at the end of each section allow students to test their comprehension and reinforce key concepts. A thorough glossary defines important historical terms and vocabulary, while the index enables quick reference to specific topics. Additional resources point readers toward further exploration of Civil War history and Gettysburg's significance.

Perfect for Multiple Learning Environments

This library binding edition stands up to repeated use in classroom settings, school libraries, and homeschool curricula. The durable construction ensures longevity whether used as a classroom resource for group study, independent reading material, or homeschool supplemental text for American history units.

Content and Historical Focus

Readers gain insight into the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, understanding not just what happened but why this battle matters in American history. The book examines the battle's role in the Civil War, its impact on Pennsylvania, and its lasting significance in United States military history. Written by Martha Hubbard, the content balances historical accuracy with age-appropriate presentation.

Ideal for Young History Enthusiasts

This nonfiction title serves students ages 9-12 interested in American history, military history, and social studies. Whether used for report research, curriculum support, or personal interest reading, the book provides reliable information in an engaging format that respects young readers' intelligence while remaining accessible to their skill level.