Whose House? Stephan A. Viehweg Johns Hopkins University Press completes

Johns Hopkins University Press completes the Documentary History of the First Federal Congress

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Whose House? Stephan A. Viehweg Johns Hopkins University Press completesEntice your future architects with this beautifully illustrated fiction book featuring different types of houses. Early readers will learn size and shape as they compare and contrast Craftsman, Victorian, Tudor, and Mid Century Modern homes. Kindergartners will increase early reading skills and reading comprehension through sight words and repetitive words and phrases. This 12 page guided reading book is ideal for kids ages 3 5.