George Washington Carver

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978-1-338-86420-5

Born enslaved during the Civil War in Diamond, Missouri, George Washington Carver was an agricultural scientist and inventor. He promoted alternative crops to cotton and methods to prevent soil depletion. Among his many accomplishments, he developed more than 300 industrial and commercial products from peanuts. It is time to remember how George Washington Carver´s inventions and contributions changed our society… and our world!

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Written by	Janel Rodríguez
ISBN	978-1-338-86420-5
Key Features	Lively text, rich in detail and history brings diverse identities and experiences to life Illustrated with a fun mix of real photography and graphic art illustrations. Fun facts throughout the book make compelling reading STEM topics with strong curricular ties Backmatter will include an activity or experiment courtesy of the Lewis Latimer House in Queens. Table of contents, captions, glossary, index and further reading expose readers to classic library nonfiction text features.
Fiction / Nonfiction	Nonfiction
Item #	747505
Imprint	Children's Press
Copyright	2023
Format	Reinforced Library Binding
Trim Size	8 x 9 1/2
Pages	40
Ages	8, 9
Dewey	630.92 B
Grades	3 - 4