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    Oh, the Centuries We’Ve Traveled!: Written and Illustrated by Miss Gomez’S Third Grade Class
    Oh, the Centuries We’Ve Traveled!: Written and Illustrated by Miss Gomez’S Third Grade Class
    Oh, the Centuries We’Ve Traveled!: Written and Illustrated by Miss Gomez’S Third Grade Class
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    Oh, the Centuries We’Ve Traveled!: Written and Illustrated by Miss Gomez’S Third Grade Class

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    Are you ready to have the time of your life? Join us as we embark on wild adventures through the past with our Historical Buddies!
    Students, children, moms, dads, teachers, and history fanatics you will love Oh! the Centuries we've Traveled! The third grade authors of this book invite you to join them on their time travels to far away lands such as Egypt, Africa, France, Italy, and even some journeys in their very own country, America! Learn about talented artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Van Gogh, crazy scientists like Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, and Albert Einstein. Share the struggles that our human rights activists such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, Cesar Chavez, Gandhi, and Nelson Mandela endured. Meet some of the courageous women like Marie Curie, Sally Ride, Susan B. Anthony, and Amelia Earhart, who achieved things that no women had ever achieved before! This book you are holding can open doors and teach you all about history's leaders, the fun way!
    Hop inside our time machine, buckle up, and enjoy your ride across the centuries!




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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateApr 9, 2014
    ISBN9781493183760
    Oh, the Centuries We’Ve Traveled!: Written and Illustrated by Miss Gomez’S Third Grade Class

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      Oh, the Centuries We’Ve Traveled! - Miss Gomez's Third Grade Class

      Copyright © 2014 by Miss Kaylie Michele Gomez. 603749

      ISBN:

      Softcover 978-1-4931-8375-3

      EBook 978-1-4931-8376-0

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Rev. date: 04/04/2014

      To order additional copies of this book, contact:

      Xlibris LLC

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      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1: Introduction

      Chapter 1 ½: Miss Gomez’s Class

      Chapter 1 ¾: Miss Gomez’s Class Gets a Package

      Chapter 2: Ce’Maia Meets Cleopatra

      Chapter 3: Terrance Meets Sir Francis Drake

      Chapter 4: Sophia Meets Pocahontas

      Chapter 5: Jennifer Meets Sir Isaac Newton

      Chapter 6: Brandon Meets Benjamin Franklin

      Chapter 7: Hernando Meets George Washington

      Chapter 8: Nathaniel Meets John Chapman

      Chapter 9: Selvin Meets Beethoven

      Chapter 10: Farriana Meets Noah Webster

      Chapter 11: Trinity Meets Queen Victoria

      Chapter 12: Kenner Meets Abraham Lincoln

      Chapter 13: Ella Meets Thomas Edison

      Chapter 14: Heavyn Meets Vincent Van Gogh

      Chapter 15: Auguess Meets Susan B. Anthony

      Chapter 16: Justin Meets the Wright Brothers

      Chapter 17: Jasmine Meets Amelia Earhart

      Chapter 18: George Meets Albert Einstein

      Chapter 19: Christopher Meets Jackie Robinson

      Chapter 20: Wonderstone Meets Walt Disney

      Chapter 21: Paulina Meets Rosa Parks

      Chapter 22: Jamone Meets Martin Luther King Jr.

      Chapter 23: Jason Meets Neil Armstrong

      Chapter 24: Leslie Meets Princess Diana

      Chapter 25: Tiara Meets Dr. Seuss

      Chapter 26: Miss Gomez Meets Nelson Mandela

      Chapter 27: The End

      Chapter 27 ½: The End…Again

      Dedication

      For Professor Joan Baca, for being the most amazing educator.

      For all her love, support, wisdom, and encouragement.

      For all the wonderful leaders who make a difference in our world.

      We will remember you forever.

      For all children around the world. May they all find their leadership roles.

      And for all those who made this book possible.

      Chapter 1: Introduction

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      Once upon a time there studied 23 intellectually curious third graders. They worked together in the magical classroom of Miss Gomez in a kingdom they referred to as Los Angeles. And of course, as one would imagine a fairytale to end, they all lived happily ever after.

      Just kidding. This is a happy book, but it is not quite a fairytale. So, if you were expecting knights, dragons, and talking squirrels, you may want to choose another book. However, it is not to say that this book is not full of adventure. In fact, Miss Gomez’s third grade class lives for adventure. And so, if you dare, come along with Miss Gomez and her students. The fun awaits!

      Chapter 1 ½: Miss Gomez’s Class

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      Chapter 1 was too short to be over, so let’s just add another ½ chapter instead of jumping right to 2. Not that there is a

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