Benjamin Franklin lived from 1706 until 1790.

The talented man was an inventor, a writer, and a statesman.

Benjamin Franklin helped establish the first library in America and he served as our nation's first postmaster.

Bifocals, lightning rods, and the Franklin stove were all invented by Benjamin Franklin.

Benjamin Franklin agreed with the ideas stated in the Declaration of Independence but he did not write it.

The poet Anne Bradstreet lived from 1612 until 1672.

She was born in England but Massachusetts became her home in 1630.

Anne Bradstreet's poems reflect on her family and the life of Puritans in colonial America.

On Saturday, we ate French toast and eggs.

The rabbit went under the fence and the wolf could not follow it.

Once every year Grant writes his teacher a thank you note for her help.

The sun set and the moon rose.

I can't come over for it's after bedtime.

The chair rocked back and forth and the windows slammed shut.

The talented inventor.

The character with the blonde hair.

Everyday at school.