Folks didn't believe that a canal connecting the Hudson River with the Great Lakes could ever be built. But a young Politician, De Witt Clinton, had vision. He knew "Clinton's Ditch" was more than possible: It was a necessary way to link East Coast ports to the frontier. Join Cheryl Harness on an animated journey into history, beginning with the Erie Canal's groundbreaking ceremony on the Fourth of July, 1817. Celebrating the mood of post-war America, she uses an engaging text and distinctive panoramic watercolors, including detailed maps of the route, to describe a massive engineering feat and make the pageantry of the Erie Canal's grand opening come alive. It was America's first superhighway.
On the left-hand page, we see a singular noun and an appropriate illustration. On the right-hand page, we see the same noun in its plural form with an appropriate illustration. This renders the book useful for learning irregular plurals. That is especially important in teaching Asian students, who even have trouble learning regular plurals. If you know of any other book which serves this purpose, please write back.
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