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This book used literary elements to make an informational book easy for kids to enjoy. The statue they built in paris and shipped to new york was intended as a reminder of the financial and military debt that the american revolutionary war of independence owed to the french revolution, with an expected return of us trade and diplomatic favours to france as quid pro quo. They climb to the top of the statue and enjoy the lovely view. The book unfolds like a playthe ups and downs of the statue of liberty project, the difficulties in raising money, in constructing it, in publicizing it, in maintaining it, and in celebrating it.

The following is an article from bathroom readers institute th edition uncle johns allpurpose extra strength bathroom reader. The story of the statue of liberty third grade reading. The story of the statue of liberty vocabulary flashcards. Lady liberty was originally presented by france in 1866, designed by french sculptor fr d ricauguste bartholdi as a gift to the people of america in celebration of our friendship and our shared values of democracy and social enlightenment. It took us through the journey of how she got to us and facts on where she stands now. Created by the french to commemorate americas independence from great britain, it is a source of inspiration, admiration and intrigue. If you had only one book to explain the statue of liberty to school age children, i would recommend using the story of the statue of liberty by betsy maestro and illustrated by giulio maestro. This book shares the details of the life of the statue of liberty, from the time its idea initially began to form to the time it was finally brought to america and erected in new york harbor. Write the whole sentence and draw a line under the answer. The statue s current replacement torch, added in 1986, is a copper flame covered in 24k gold. If you want to learn more about lady liberty, youve landed in the right place. She holds a torch aloft in her right hand and carries in her lefthand a book in scribed july 4, 1776. With these 11 enlightening facts about the statue of liberty, we hope to shed some light on the history of this iconic statue. Listen tot he vocabulary strategy and and do the write part on page 287.

It was the twohundredth anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence. The statue of liberty easy to read level 1 wonders of america. The statue was designed by the french sculptor frederic bartholdi and was given by franch to the united states to commemorate the. Informational nonfiction, 504 words, level m grade 2, lexile 560l multilevel book also available in levels j and p on an island in new york harbor stands a very big, green, famous ladythe statue of liberty. Learn the story, history and symbolism behind new york citys most iconic monument, the statue of liberty. The story of the statue of liberty rise and shine american story maestro, betsy, maestro, giulio on. Each year, millions of visitors ride the ferry out to the island. This beautiful picture book tells a difficult story in a fun and engaging. The idea for creating a statue of liberty and freedom was first proposed by another frenchman by the name of edward laboulaye. The book follows the story as told in the new museumfrom its conception and creation to its restoration in 1986 to lady libertys place as a shining icon to the. With the particular insights of a cultural historian and scholar of french history, edward berenson tells the littleknown stories of the statues improbable beginnings, transatlantic connections, and the changing meanings it has held for each successive american generation.

This book is everything you wanted to know about the statue of liberty and. The story of the statue of liberty listen to the story of the statue of liberty as you fill out a scavenger hunt. Yet no one living in 1885, when the crated monument arrived in new york harbor, could have foreseen the central place the statue of liberty would come to occupy in the american imagination. The statue of liberty, a symbol of freedom and hope, is celebrated in this book. Frequently asked questions about the statue of liberty. There are several characteristics of the book that make it more interesting than most other works on the same subject. You are covered by the ebay money back guarantee if you receive an item that is not as described in the listing. The statue symbolizes liberty in the form of a woman wearing flowing robes and a spiked crown. Follow along with words on screen to learn fun facts about americas statue of liberty. The story of the statue of liberty and her island has been one of change. So its history is it not as long as these of the forbidden city in beijing, for example, or the city of pompeii, italy the site also presents a simplified sequence of events was suffered by the statue of liberty. Statue of liberty history, information, height, poem. Anyone who says one person cant make a difference has never heard the story of the statue of liberty. It was laboulayes idea and determination during the american civil war that carried the idea from a simple notion to an actual project.

Inspire a love of reading with prime book box for kids. The story of the statue the story of the statue the story of the statue the story of the statue the story of the statue the story of the statue. Lady liberty found her home in the waters of new york bay on liberty island in 1886, and quickly became an international beacon of hope to more than 9 million immigrants in the 19th century. The statue of liberty is a colossal neoclassical sculpture on liberty island in new york harbor in new york, in the united states. He is the devil of the book of troth, and his emblem is baphomet, and androgyne who is the hieroglyph of arcane perfection. We came to america by faith ringgold this book is probably my favorite on the.

The story of the statue of liberty was exactly what the title suggested. Her words were so moving that they are now displayed within the statue. The story of the statue of liberty book by betsy maestro. With the particular insights of a cultural historian and scholar of french history, edward berenson. Standing 305 feet 93 metres high including its pedestal, it represents a woman holding a torch in her raised right hand and a tablet bearing the adoption date of the declaration of.

Cornerstones of freedom the story of the statue of liberty. See more ideas about statue of liberty, statue of liberty book and statue. This is a children book this video was narrated by tamayra brown and produce by candido aviles of the story of the statue of liberty book. The statue of liberty is relatively new in comparison with other historical monuments of the world. The story of the statue of liberty rise and shine view larger image. Dear internet archive supporter, i ask only once a year. Listen to as you read along the story of the statue of liberty.

Describes the creation of the huge statue given by france to the united states. Giulio maestro describes the creation of the huge statue given by france to the united states and its erection in new york harbor as a symbol of liberty. She stands in new york harbor, her weathered copper fa ade a welcoming symbol of hope and freedom that resonates in the hearts of every nation on earth. In new york city, there were fireworks, parades, and patriotic speeches. The story of the statue of liberty by betsy maestro. Vocabulary words for the story the story of the statue of liberty learn with flashcards, games, and more for free.

The hidden meaning of the statue of libertys freemason symbols. The statue of liberty has welcomed millions of immigrants to america since 1886. The statue is a figure of libertas, a robed roman liberty goddess. It was an action packed summary of how lady liberty came to be and the meaning behind her now. May 2019, this illustrated book follows the story of the statue of liberty as told in the new museumfrom. The voice of the statue of liberty by linda glaser emma lazarus was a wealthy jewish new yorker, who recognized her privilege when she witnessed poor immigrants in the harbor. This is a children book this video was narrated by tamayra brown and produce by candido aviles of the story of the statue of liberty book written by betsy. Statue of liberty, formally liberty enlightening the world, colossal statue on liberty island in the upper new york bay, u. The copper statue, a gift from the people of france to the people of the united states, was designed by french sculptor frederic auguste bartholdi and its metal framework was built by gustave eiffel. The hidden meaning of the statue of libertys freemason. A universally recognized icon, the statue of liberty is perhaps the most beloved of all american symbols. Book the story of the statue of liberty by betsy maestro and giulio maestro.

The story of how the 111foottall lady took her place in the new york harbor will. The statue of liberty is one of the most visited sites in nyc, but it has a long list of secrets in the history and design of the landmark on liberty island. The story of the statue of liberty rise and shine american story. The story of the statue of liberty by betsy maestrogiulio maestro.

The berenstain bears catch the bus read along aloud story audio book duration. Giulio maestro and betsy maestro and national geographic learning staff. The author explains the building of the statue as well as the purpose. With the placing of the new colossus on a plaque in the pedestal in 1903, lady liberty s significance grew as an inspiration to immigrants who sailed past her on their way to america. She wrote a poem from the perspective of lady liberty welcoming. The statue of liberty s torch lights the way to freedom showing us the path to liberty.

The story of the statue of liberty betsy maestro paperback. The story of the statue of liberty by betsy maestro goodreads. She wrote a poem from the perspective of lady liberty welcoming the immigrants. Even the statue s official name represents her most important symbol liberty enlightening the world. The story of the statue of liberty by betsy and giulio maestro the statue of liberty stands on an island in new york harbor. It was not until 1903 nearly 20 years after lazarus death that the bronze plaque bearing the iconic sonnet would be added to the statues pedestal.