George Washington's Socks facts for kids
Cover of a later edition
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| Author | Elvira Woodruff |
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| Country | United States |
| Series | Time Travel Adventures |
| Genre | Children's fiction |
| Publisher | Scholastic |
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Publication date
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1991 |
| Media type | Print, audiobook |
| Pages | 166 |
| ISBN | 0-590-44035-7 |
| LC Class | PZ7.W8606 In 1991 |
| Followed by | George Washington's Spy |
George Washington's Socks is an exciting children's novel written by Elvira Woodruff. It was first published in 1991 by Scholastic Books. This book is the very first adventure in her popular Time Travel Adventures series. It's often used in schools to help kids learn about social studies and important moments in American history.
Contents
What's the Story About?
The book follows two siblings, Matthew and Katie, along with their friends. One day, they decide to go for a ride in a rowboat. But this isn't just any boat ride! Suddenly, they are magically sent back in time.
A Trip to 1776
They find themselves in the year 1776, a very important time in American history. This was when the American Revolutionary War was happening. The American colonies were fighting for their freedom from Great Britain.
Meeting George Washington
In this surprising journey, Matthew and Katie actually meet George Washington! He was the leader of the American army during the war. The kids quickly get caught up in the big struggle for independence. They experience firsthand the challenges and dangers of that time. The story is full of adventure as they try to understand their new surroundings and help out.
Why This Book is Important
George Washington's Socks is more than just a fun story. It helps young readers understand what life was like during the American Revolution.
Learning About History
Through the eyes of Matthew and Katie, you can learn about:
- The brave soldiers who fought for freedom.
- The difficulties people faced during the war.
- The important role George Washington played.
- What it means to fight for independence.
The book makes history come alive, showing that learning about the past can be an exciting adventure!
