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    The Journal of Finn Reardon, A Newsie, New York City, 1899

    The Journal of Finn Reardon, A Newsie, New York City, 1899

    by Susan Campbell Bartoletti

    Take your child into the struggle between the big company and the little worker in 1899 New York. After his father's death, Finn Reardon decides to help support his mother and siblings by selling newspapers on the city streets of New York. When the publishers raise their wholesale price for Finn and his newspaper friends, they decide to boycott.

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    Boy Who Dared, The - Activity Sheet

    Boy Who Dared, The - Activity Sheet

    by Susan Campbell Bartoletti

    Scholastic’s downloadable worksheets for students offer a varied selection of tasks that require reading for meaning through many fun and strategic activities. The rich content of our title-specific blackline masters incorporates writing exercises, graphic organizers, deductive reasoning, critical thinking, vocabulary development, and much, much more. Through innovative exercises, students will enjoy a range of activities that require them to engage in post-reading reflec

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The Christmas Promise

Author: Susan Campbell Bartoletti

Interest Level:
Pre-K-3

Lexile Framework:
470L

Grade Level Equivalent:
2.9

Guided Reading Level:
L

Age:
4-8

Genre:
General Fiction, Historical Fiction

Subject:
Great Depression, Family Life, Christmas

About This Book

At its most sacred, Christmas is a celebration of God's love, and within than, the love we are fortunate to share among each other. And what greater bond of love exists than that between parent and child? In simple, poetic prose, master storyteller Susan Bartoletti presents a time in the American economy when parents and children were often separated, not from lack of love, but from lack of jobs and lack of income.


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