NG Kids: Alexander Graham Bell by Barbara Kramer introduces young readers to the life and achievements of Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone. Through Bell’s story, children learn about curiosity, innovation, and the importance of perseverance in making new discoveries. The book encourages kids to explore their interests and think creatively, showing that determination and a desire to help others can lead to remarkable accomplishments.

In our literature-based curriculum, Alexander Graham Bell is utilized in several ways. Here are a few examples:

• Inventor's Workshop: Utilizing Bell's life story, students embark on a project to design their own invention. 
• Historical Context and Impact: Through guided reading questions and discussions, students explore the historical context of Bell's inventions and their impact on society. 
• Biography as a Genre: By analyzing Kramer's narrative techniques and how she presents Bell's challenges and triumphs, students learn the elements of biography as a genre.
• Science and Technology Integration: Experiments inspired by Bell's work in sound technology and communication allow students to delve into the science behind his inventions.