How a BIll Becomes a Law Book
 
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How a BIll Becomes a Law Book

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Travels with Max: How a BIll Becomes A Law from your community to Washington DC. is a fun and educational book, filled with puzzles, mazes, brain teasers and MAX's facts. Written for elementary and middle school students, children will learn about the founding of this great nation, and ways they can take an active role in their local, state and federal government.

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  • Author: Nancy Ann Van Wie, has a master's degree in education.

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