Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper, or on the reproducible provided by your teacher. When the statue of liberty first arrived on american soil on june 17, 1885, she wasnt. The statue of liberty officially named liberty enlightening the world and sometimes referred to as lady liberty is a monument symbolising the united states. This is a scholastic reader, level 2 which has vocabulary and sentence length for beginning readers. The magic school bus builds the statue of liberty by anne capeci. Your name will live on forever in their softcover copy of hatchet. They can also learn amazing facts like the ones on these pages. Learn more about the united states with this engrossing statue of liberty info. Statue of liberty national monument includes the statue on liberty island in new york harbor as well as the former immigration center on nearby ellis island, encompassing a total area of 24 ha 58 acres. Builds the statue of liberty scholastic reader, level 2 9780439899376 by anne capeci and a great selection of similar new, used and collectible books. You can explore all of it at the new statue of liberty museum that opened on liberty island in may. Zoom, or the video platform of your choice, provides directions for saving an image and making the background visible on your computer.
On americas 100th birthday, the people of france built a giant gift. Since the statue s dedication on october 28, 1886, her image has been replicated countless times. Guided reading lexile measure grade level equivalent dra level. As the worlds largest publisher of books for young readers, scholastic is top of the list for aspiring childrens authors wanting to get published, it publishes books from established and new writers. The kids are studying the origins of the statue of. In 1884, france gave her as a gift of friendship to the united states. The history of the statue of liberty is a fascinating, inspired tale. The magic school bus builds the statue of liberty is one of the magic school bus scholastic reader books. The statue of liberty by patricia ryon quiri scholastic. Dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the statue of liberty and ellis island. The statue of liberty was a gift from the people of france, and the copper statue was, for. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. The statue of liberty museum is an experience unto itself. The tablet that the statue of liberty holds in her left hand is inscribed with the date the tablet that the statue of liberty holds in her left hand is inscribed with the date july iv mdcclxxvi july 4, 1776.
A gift from france, it has become one of our most cherished monuments. How americas schoolchildren helped save the statue of liberty chana stiefel, illus. Rancid rat hairs, the pirate cats are coming to town. It includes details on how the statue was built, and information about the creator. Internet archive contributor internet archive language english.
Chana stiefel author, chuck groenink illustratorpublished by. All statue cruises tickets include round trip ferry service with stops at liberty island and ellis island. Series information emergent readers will discover the history and heritage of american symbols, such as the u. Your library transformed into a beautiful display of all the newest books you never knew you needed. Then, joseph pulitzer a poor hungarian immigrantcumnewspaper mogul. Describes the planning and building of the statue of liberty by the french as a gift to the united states. Through simple text and colorful photographs, this book introduces many interesting facts about one of americas most recognized symbols of freedom. The magic school bus builds the statue of liberty the magic. There are no additional costs to visit either the ellis island national museum of immigration or the statue of liberty museum. Frizzle and her class are going to visit the statue of liberty, but the magic school bus takes them back in time and the class gets to see how the statue was made. No additional ticket is needed to visit the museum. Shining like a beacon in new york harbor, lady liberty represents freedom to all who see her. How americas schoolchildren helped save the statue of liberty contributors. This book tells, with interesting photographs and te in new yorks harbor stands a 305foot statue that welcomes all who come to america.
Statue of liberty, the scholastic library publishing. Frizzle was planning to take the kids on a trip to liberty island, but instead, the bus travels back in time and transforms into a carriage. Ferry service to both liberty and ellis island is the only way to get there. It is a recognizable symbol of freedom to the rest of the world. Relates the construction of the statue of liberty and its importance as a symbol of freedom access. Amazon, indiebound overview for americas 100th birthday, the people of france were building a giant gift. The statue of liberty by gina strazzaboscohayn scholastic. From sculptures to paintings to photographs and even cakes. When the crates containing the pieces of the statue of liberty arrived in new york, there was one problem. Theyre planning on stealing new mouse citys statue of liberty and taking it back to cat island. This book gives a fascinating account of the history of the statue of liberty, from the original idea at a french dinner party to its most recent renovation. Now the class will get to see how the statue was made. The statue of liberty ellis island foundation invites you to create your own liberty masterpiece. The lady of enlightenment was given to the united states on july 4, 1884.
This book discusses the creation of the statue of liberty, how it was constructed and shipped, and how the american people reacted to the statue. You wouldnt want to be a worker on the statue of liberty. The statue of liberty ellis island foundation invites you to transport yourself to liberty and ellis islands. The statue of liberty stepintoreading, step 2 paperback picture book, july 10, 1995 by lucille recht penner author visit amazons lucille recht penner page. When the scholastic book fair visited your elementary school, it was hands down the best week of the year. Book fairs scholastic education classroom magazines. Relates the construction of the statue of liberty and its importance as a symbol of freedom. Statue of liberty simple english wikipedia, the free. A lovely picture book that will serve well in both home and school settings. The statue of liberty national monument has served as an important symbol for the united states. This video was recorded with permission from scholastic books. Now years since her arrival in america, the statue of liberty is a true new yorker, with a lot to say about the most common questions she gets asked.
The statue of liberty was given to the united states by france, as a symbol of the two countries friendship. It was erected atop an americandesigned pedestal on a small island in upper new york. The statue is placed on ellis island, near new york city harbor. Theres not a moments rest for a worker on the statue of liberty. The monument was established in 1924, when liberty island was known as bedloes island. The statue of liberty is so american, and so bound up with an idea of americas largesse and openness to the rest of the world, that we can easily forget that it was designed by an alsatian sculptor and gifted to the united states by france. Edition description simple text and illustrations tell the story of how the statue of liberty came to stand in new york harbor. Mar 09, 2021 a new book by teanecks chana stiefel tells a littleknown tale of the average americans who helped get the statue of liberty built. But the lofty ideals we associate with the statue today can obscure its turbulent origins and layers of meaning. It was shipped to the united states in about 350 pieces. The wellorganized chapters help students identify key details while the photographs, timelines and other text features encourage students to make connections between historical events and enable students to better understand the text. This title will ship february 1, 2017 fullcolor cartoonstyle illustrations that make the books fun and attractive to reluctant readers.
Frizzle and her class are going to visit the statue of liberty. The statue of liberty, a powerful symbol of freedom, was the first glimpse of america for millions of immigrants. Tours sell out quickly to the statue of liberty and ellis island, so reserve your tickets now and avoid long lines. Chana stiefels charming and immediate writing style is perfectly paired with chuck groeninks beautiful, slyly humorous illustrations. Travel to new york harbor and stand in liberty s glow with these virtual backgrounds. Additional content for further learning on this subject available at. Save the statue of liberty, released march 2 by scholastic press. Jun 24, 2017 the statue of liberty by lucille recht penner, 2003, scholastic inc. Before you depart, be sure to visit the liberty vista atop the museum for breathtaking view of the statue and new york harbor. Explore tales of liberty and enjoy stories of history and spirit. This book uses easytoread text to introduce the statue of liberty as an american symbol of freedom.
The statue of liberty is a statue of a woman in a long robe holding a torch. Whats written at the bottom of the statue of liberty. Statue of liberty tickets reservations statue of liberty. The magic school bus builds the statue of liberty the. Sep 02, 2019 youve probably never seen the statue of liberty like this before. You are being redirecting to scholastic s authentication page. The statue of liberty has also been closed due to government shutdowns and protests, as well as for disease pandemics.
The statue and liberty island reopened to the public on july 4, 20. The text introduces american symbols and explains why they represent america. Ellis island remained closed for repairs for several more months but reopened in late october 20. Audio tours are included with every ferry ticket purchase and can be picked up on each island. The statue of liberty liberty enlightening the world. Learn more about her with the interactive hunt, below. Learn all about how and why this symbol of liberty came to be. The statue of liberty was a gift from france to the united states, but the question of who actually paid for the statue has some surprising answers. Standing at the entrance to new york harbor, the statue of liberty welcomed millions of immigrants to the united states early in the twentieth century.
The true story of how the 111foottall lady took her place in new york harbor and her dedication in 1886 is sure to fascinate young readers. An inscription on a bronze plaque sits at the bottom of the monument. The magic school bus builds the statue of liberty by anne. The statue commemorates the signing of the united states declaration of independence. Let liberty rise the true story of how schoolchildren helped save the statue of liberty by. And with the help of everyday americans including many thousands of schoolchildren.
The statue of liberty national monument scholastic. The 10 most common questions about the statue of liberty. In this book readers will learn the fascinating story behind the statue s creation. Buzzfeed staff slow down there buddy, pace yourself. A new book by teanecks chana stiefel tells a littleknown tale of the. In the following year, the statue was shipped to the united. In this powerfully moving, authentic portrait of the statue of liberty, told through the eyes of those who created her, rappaports historically accurate, poetic vignettes and tavaress magnificent images remind us of the true origins of a national symbol. Apr 01, 2021 published by scholastic press summary. Description in 1876, france decided to give the united states a very special present for its 100th birthday. And when she arrived on our shores in 250 pieces, she needed a pedestal to hold her up. This photo was taken in 1886, not long after americas most famous lady arrived on liberty island in new york harbor.
The statue of liberty is an icon of freedom, a monument to americas multiethnic democracy, and a memorial to francoamerican friendship. In 1876, france decided to give the united states a very special present for its 100th birthday. Let liberty rise the true story of how schoolchildren. Few of americas millionaires were willing to foot the bill. The kids are studying the origins of the statue of liberty, and they are planning on building a model of the statue. How americas schoolchildren helped save the statue of libertycontributors. It was one of the largest statues the world had ever seen and she weighed as much as 40 elephants. The statue of liberty is a huge stone and copper lady that stands in new york harbor on liberty island. Find out all about the inspiration for the statue, the process of its construction, and its journey to new york city. Today, the inscription is a topic of discussion as it comes up often when. Visit the statue of liberty national monument and ellis island immigration museum. The magic school bus builds the statue of liberty scholastic. Statue of liberty tickets, ellis island tickets, statue of. The island was renamed in 1956 by an act of congress.
Statue of liberty scholastic scholastic books for kids. Jan 01, 2007 the magic school bus builds the statue of liberty scholastic reader, level 2 paperback january 1, 2007. Dec 17, 2019 this edition published in 2008 by scholastic in new york. Now you can read the fascinating story of how the statue of liberty was created and given to america by the french. How long did it take to build the statue of liberty. The statue of liberty by nancy ohlin, roger simo format books individual titles paperback book.
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