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The purpose of this book is to engage the learner of the American language with more than just their eyes and ears. The Hands to Spell-Read-Write series brings hands-on-learning to the American language by utilizing American Sign Language (ASL) Manual Alphabet to learn to spell new words. Once the spelling of a word is memorized, then the ability to read and write it becomes easier for the learner. Hands-on-learning has been proven countless times to be the superior way of learning anything and research has shown that utilizing the ASL Manual Alphabet and the use of ASL/Signed Exact...

Knit or crochet 170 unique gifts to give away or keep them for yourself The cover shows all 41 Sports: Baseball, Football, Basketball, Hockey designs that are included in this book, which are:

BASEBALL: ball, ball & bat, bat #1, bat #2, bat #3, batter, cap #1, cap #2, catcher, field, left glove, right glove, and pitcher.
FOOTBALL: ball #1, ball #2, ball #3, helmet #1, helmet #2, jersey, player #1, player #2, goal post #1, and goal post #2.
BASKETBALL: ball #1, ball #2, hoop & ball #1, hoop & ball #2, hoop & ball #3, hoop #1, hoop #2, and player.
HOCKEY: goal net,...

These designs were collected from an old German book titled, "New Artificial Model Book." The book was published in 1589.

Because the designs are graphed, they can be used for multiple crafts, such as: cross stitch, crochet, knitting, beading, and any other craft that can use a graph.

These patterns are timeless and brought back for the enjoyment of all who love making things with their hands.

A picture book featuring over 120 pictures of motorcycles (aka Auto-Cycles) mostly in America during the year of 1909. Pictures of the different types of motorcycles are: R-S, Curtiss, Reliance, Indian, N.S.U., Excelsior, Thor, Merkel, Greyhound, Emblem, New Era, Harley-Davidson, Wagner, Yale, Minneapolis, Pioneer, M.M., Pierce, Erie, Torpedo, Tourist, Racycle, T.A.C., and Triumph.

The "Show-Me: " book series is made for all ages and covers many different subjects. They are especially enjoyed by: Young children, visual (spatial) learners, language impaired, disabled, elderly,...

These designs were collected from a book titled, "Embroidery Patterns." The book was published in 1730.

Because the designs are graphed, they can be used for multiple crafts, such as: cross stitch, crochet, knitting, beading, and any other craft that can use a graph.

These patterns are timeless and brought back for the enjoyment of all who love making things with their hands.

Two blank grid pages are included in the back of the book for those who wish to use the original grid paper to design their own pattern.