Bücher der Reihe Daisy's Adventures, Set #1

This is the 1st book in "Daisy's Adventures" Set #1, a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.Daisy grew up in an orphanage dreaming about the most wonderful of all treasures, belonging to a family of her very own. But, no matter how hard she tried, Daisy was always passed over for adoption. Still, she worked to excel in everything, hoping somehow wonderful parents would take her home with them. And then one day, Daisy's prayers were answered in a most unexpected way...For the full 9 title set plus lesson plan guide book (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII. Daisy learns the hard way about confidence tricksters and how good character was required in the founding of the United States. Although she thought her trip to the White House in Washington D.C. during Christmas time would be boring, she learns about the symbolism portrayed on paper money and hears from President F.D.Roosevelt about the bravery of our soldiers at Christmas time during World War II. For the full 9 title bundle set + lesson plan guidebook (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

This book provides lesson plans for classroom instructors & teachers. This book addresses 9 stories contained within Daisy's Adventures Set #1.These books can be used as a series starting with Book 1 or they can be read individually in any order. Book 1 (Daisy's Story) establishes characters and setting. The topics addressed include: Vocabulary Writing and reading assignments Addressing homework stress Community relations (being a good citizen) Application of elementary math Discussion of fact-finding and propaganda Consequences of poor decisions Addresses the symbolism of money Introduces ideas about United States government structures (gerrymandering, voting, etc...) Use and development of therapy pets ("Shell shock", PTSD) Teachers may use the ideas and suggestions as classroom activities and homework assignments. The LESSON PLANS book is not in large print. The print size is 12 point font.

This is the 2nd book in "Daisy's Adventures" Set #1, a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.After Daisy has been adopted, she is scheduled to attend a picnic hosted by her former orphanage. This will be the first time Daisy and her newly adopted mother will be in public as a family. At this picnic, Daisy greets familiar friends and meets somebody new, who may change Daisy's life, yet again.For the full 9 title bundle set + lesson plan guidebook (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.Daisy wants to bake a cake to surprise her adopted mother on this special date, mother's birthday, but Daisy's confectionary plans get foiled by WWII sugar rationing. Daisy gets resourceful and creative, but will it be Daisy who really gets surprised?For the full 9 title bundle set + lesson plan guidebook (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII. Daisy returns home after school discouraged and overwhelmed by her homework assignment. She is having trouble with math and writing. With the encouragement of Mrs. Abbott, her perspective changes as she sees how her skills can blend into something splendid if only Daisy minds each step along the way. Will she?For the full 9 title bundle set + lesson plan guidebook (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.Daisy and her mother visit American Joe's house for lunch. There, they meet other service-men, who explain how a parrot may have a very different meaning to them than what Daisy expected. Parrots have a soothing effect on traumatized soldiers and also have helped save pilots.For the full 9 title bundle set + lesson plan guidebook (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.Daisy's teacher organizes a classroom exercise about American history. Daisy's boredom turns to alert attention when Teacher informs the class about "gerrymandering". During the exercise, the students untangle the complex logic of redrawing voting districts. Will the students be able to explain gerrymandering to their parents before the grown-ups head to the polls to vote?For the full 9 title set plus lesson plan guide book (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.When Daisy becomes the target of false gossip at school, she thinks she fell victim because she is a naive child. Her mother, however, shares that entire populations of adults can have their opinions swayed by a lie. When crafted by the enemy, lies serve to break bonds of trust and leave the people vulnerable for a takeover. Daisy learns she needs facts to reveal the truth.For the full 9 title set plus lesson plan guide book (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4

Daisy's Adventures is a collection of stories about an orphan adopted in the United States during WWII.Daisy and her friends, James and Minnie, head out to investigate the new garden plot, which James' adopted parents have rented. Unexpectedly, they learn the benefit of contributing to their adopted family's rationed food supplies, the value of team-work, and selfless friendship.For the full 9 title bundle set + lesson plan guidebook (10 books total), please see ISBN-13: 978-1-7184-0000-9 or ISBN-10: 1-7184-0000-4