How To Choose "Just Right" Books approaches the topic of choosing books for your children in a friendly and easy to read manner while filling the reader with the most important details on the subject. It clarifies common misconceptions with sound reasoning and gives valuable tips on how to encourage avid reading in your children through the selection of "just right" books. Becky's substantial expertise and experience is evident and makes this book an invaluable piece for any parent wanting to learn about how to select the most appropriate books for their children.

In 2064, The Nine are preparing to assemble. This board of individuals is President Madame LaFonte's solution to an ailing nation in search of medical care. While it seemed ideal at first, the folks of the borough are quickly discovering it isn't quite what it seems. The lucky ones are issued a red gown and another chance at life. That's the happy ending. However, not everyone gets a red gown. The others have to make their own second chance at life--if they've got the heart to do what it takes. When the superstitions of the swamplands run just as deep as the mud, every little bit of luck...

This is a Bible study and unit study of stars and constellations. * For Homeschool family or Bible class use * Could be a weekly study for 13 weeks or monthly for a year * Coloring pages and notebooking pages to print or copy of. * Star charts for each constellation and three "partner" constellations * Could be used for lapbooking or scrapbooking-to-learn * Saturated with Scripture for memorization and copywork * Supplies list and instructions included for all ages * Reference list for further study This book is NOT a book of zodiac, astrology, or horoscopes. You will find NOTHING of the kind...

Why do kids misspell words? How can spelling instruction be hands-on and developmentally appropriate? What spelling strategies do spellers need to learn? Becky Spence answers all these questions and more in Teaching Kids to Spell.

This study guide will help its reader work through their own trauma of sexual abuse while they follow Megan's journey through the damage of sexual abuse as she discovers restoration within God.

A delightful memoir by Betty Biggers Galvano. From early memories of farm life, World War II, and the outbreak of Polio, to city life, college and a modeling career. Betty's quest for faith is paramount, even over her achievements and fame as a top ten model, announced on The Ed Sullivan Show. The story spans several decades, and you will be delighted as you read about the strength and grace given to Betty, by God.

Being a slow reader and poor speller can be confusing and discouraging for kids. For many however, learning that there is a reason for these weaknesses - that they are smart but dyslexic - can be an enormous relief. This book is designed to be a tool for parents who want to teach their kids the facts about dyslexia. Too many resources today focus on the negative side of being dyslexic. "What is Dyslexia? A Parent's Guide to Teaching Kids About Dyslexia" also focuses on the many unique strengths of dyslexia.