This Interactive Write-In Reader contains easy-to-read information, trivia, and activities including a word search, code breaker and pop quiz. This reader is great for ages 5-9 (grades K-4), because although simple, this reader has substance and engages kids in Irma’s story and struggles.
Irma Lerma Rangel witnessed intolerance growing up in Kingsville, Texas. Irma became a pioneer for Mexican American rights and a champion of education. She studied to become a teacher and then a lawyer. She became the first Mexican-American woman to be elected to the Texas House of Representatives. As a legislator, she was an avid supporter of education, which she saw as the path out of poverty.
This Interactive Write-In Reader tells the story of Irma’s life and the long road she traveled to improve education for all students. This Interactive Write-In Reader is great for social studies, meeting state and national curriculum standards, individual and group-reading programs, library programs, and has many other terrific educational uses. Irma’s story young students about the importance of education and the significance of tolerance.