The Dog Who Changed History is an inspiring historical-fiction reader for students in Grades 3-5 that imagines how Alexander Graham Bell's loyal dog Trouve helps spark the idea for the telephone, showing that curiosity and teamwork can change the world.Traces a lively plot from failed experiments to the "aha" moment when Trouve's bark travels through a wire.Demonstrates perseverance, creative problem-solving, and respect for unlikely helpers.Introduces basics of sound waves and communication technology to build STEM background.Provides discussion questions and hands-on extension activities aligned to ELA, STEM, and history standards.Ideal for biography units, invention lessons, or at-home reading that celebrates innovation and the human-animal bond.

In this graphic novel, Jacob must give a speech on heroes of the American Revolution. When all the well-known historical figures get chosen, he's left wondering about the lesser-known heroes of history. Suddenly he's transported back to 1777 where he meets Sybil Ludington and learns about the events that transpired on that fateful night. This fast-paced, 32-page graphic novel will capture the attention of even the most reluctant reader as they learn about important events and people from history.

In this graphic novel, Jacob must give a speech on heroes of the American Revolution. When all the well-known historical figures get chosen, he's left wondering about the lesser-known heroes of history. Suddenly he's transported back to 1777 where he meets Sybil Ludington and learns about the events that transpired on that fateful night. This fast-paced, 32-page graphic novel will capture the attention of even the most reluctant reader as they learn about important events and people from history.