This Spanish nonfiction title for ages 7 to 12 and grades 3–4 introduces students to how the U.S. federal government is organized into three branches. Through clear Spanish text, engaging explanations, and primary source images, readers learn the purpose of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches and how they balance and check one another. Designed to support social studies learning, it includes useful text features like a glossary and table of contents to support comprehension. Teachers and parents can use it to spark discussion, support civic education, or integrate into a government unit. Nonfiction Spanish text for ages 7–12 and grades 3–4 Explains the purpose and structure of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches Highlights separation of powers and checks and balances Includes glossary, table of contents, and visual support for comprehension Ideal for classroom civic units, home discussion, or bilingual instruction