Thank you Ms. Moltz's class for creating our 3 millionth FREE Book!

During April 2008, Nationwide Learning marked a major milestone publishing its three millionth FREE book! Animal Tales was created by Ms. Moltz's class at Beavertown Elementary in Kettering, OH. Congratulations!

Middle School

A Fishy Escape
by Amalie Arambula, Ms. Harsey’s Class, Eustace Middle School, Eustace, TX

An imaginative tale of how two fish and a sea monkey escape from their irresponsible owner.  Amalie writes, “The next morning Sticky woke up from overhearing Alex and his friend Josh talking about Alex’s annoying little cousin Jordan coming to visit in about a week for the holidays.  This news was terrifying for Sticky who swam real fast to wake up Stinky to tell him the bad news.”

Carrots
by Cassie Prom, Mrs. Dunn’s Class, Elkhorn Area Middle School, Elkhorn, WI

This children’s story with an ecology theme explains how bunnies, Piper and Andy, compete for food, water, shelter, and space. A wonderful example of how educators can integrate a teaching unit in a fun, educational way.

Agent Courtney Croft
by Hinasahar Muneeruddin, Mrs. Iammartino’s Class, Bridge School, Chicago, IL

Agent Courtney Croft saves the day in this suspenseful tale.  Hinasahar writes, “Hello, my name is Courtney Croft.  I work for the C.I.A. and am a secret agent.  I am on a mission to save the world.”

Duckie and the Little Cricket
by Brittany Procy, Ms. Haddox’s Class, Ida High School, Ida, MI

Dedicated to her little brother and sister, Brittany writes a story about a duckie and cricket and how they teach each other to sing, swim, and fly. “I believed in you,” said cricket, “I believed in you!”

Super Heroes In My Closet
by Eric Miravete, Mrs. Leonard’s Class, Stanton Co. High School, Johnson, KS

This heartwarming tale of how a boy discovers what it takes to be a hero is told bilingually in both English and Spanish!  Eric writes, “I think a true hero needs a good heart and a desire to help others.”