study and teaching

Designed for helping teaching the intermediate to advanced ESL student, this book uses phases and idioms found in Shakespeare's works and shows examples of how they can also be found in more modern works and even everyday conversation.

Provides information on learning about Harriet Tubman and exploring the Underground Railroad on the Internet and includes reproducible sheets and other online and print resources for grades four through eight.

Describes Shakespeare's life and work through the eyes of children. Includes children's illustrations, children's writings, and a genealogy of Shakespeare's family.

Presents an account of the Gettysburg Address and the events that led up to the historic speech, and includes six related activities.

Provides strategies for teaching the writings of Robert Louis Stevenson, offering suggestions for resources to use in the classroom.

North Carolina deputy sheriff Miles Ryan, heartbroken over his wife's death in a hit-and-run accident two years earlier, considers love again when he meets his son's second-grade schoolteacher, Sarah--but he soon finds that his wife's death was anything but an accident and danger is not far away. Includes SAT and ACT comprehension questions and sample writing prompts.

Although arranged in logical order, the studies in this book are not meant to present a history of Jesus Christ. They are more like snapshots.

A program of doing, discussing, sharing, singing, and celebrating. It is an experiental learning program designed for grades 1-6 but can be used at any level.

Study course on the choices to be made as a Christian teenager.