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An old man remembers back to when he was a boy and traveled with Juan Ponce de León. A young sailor on the Santa Maria is torn between his loyalty to Admiral Columbus and survival on the sea. What was it like to sail with these famous explorers? Read this book to find out.
Teacher's Guide for Readers and Writers Genre Workshop title Ponce de Leon and the True Fountain of Youth, Sail on, Columbus! (Does Not Contain Common Core Indicators)
This biography introduces young readers to the life of Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León. Readers learn about his early education as a page and a squire to Pedro Núñez de Guzmán and his early inspirations, such as Christopher Columbus's stories of reaching the Indies by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean. Readers also learn that many historians believe Ponce de León joined Columbus's second voyage to the New World, which set sail from Cádiz, Spain. Ponce de León's time on Hispaniola, his military service, and his family life are also discussed. Engaging text details Ponce de León's expedition to Puerto Rico for King Ferdinand II, who allowed Ponce de León to colonize the island. A detailed map allows readers to follow Ponce de León's expedition to the island of Bimini in search of the Fountain of Youth. Readers discover that Ponce de León explored the Bahamas, named Florida, discovered the Gulf Stream, and explored the Florida Keys. Ponce de León's death in Cuba is also introduced, as is his legacy today in Puerto Rico. Full-color photos, an index, a timeline, discussion questions, bold glossary terms, and phonetics accompany easy-to-read text.
Steven Otfinoski has written more than one hundred fiction and nonfiction books for young readers. His many biographies include books about Jesse Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, John Wilkes Booth, Nelson Mandela, and Boris Yeltsin. He has also written books on geography, world history, rock music, public speaking, and writing. He is the author of Marco Polo: To China and Back, Francisco Coronado: In Search of the Seven Cities of Gold, and Vasco Nunez de Balboa: Discoverer of the Pacific in the Great Explorations series. His other works for Marshall Cavendish include the twelve-volume transportation series for early readers Here We Go! and books on New Hampshire, Georgia, Maryland, and Washington State in the Celebrate the States and It's My State! series. Book jacket.
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