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Events in the Bible took place in a specific geographical environment. Visualizing how Israel interacted with her neighbors and was affected by geography is helpful for more clearly understanding the Bible.Baker’s Bible Atlas thoroughly cove... Learn more

Across the vastness of space stretches the universe. There, galaxies spangle the heavens and stars blaze with energy. But does this domain have any connection to our daily lives? Is there any benefit to studying it? The Celestial Message ans... Learn more

Most atlases that line the shelves of libraries and bookstores are filled with both evolutionary thought and secular worldviews. This special atlas explores the creation with unique insights into Christian history makers, amazing landmarks, ... Learn more

Christopher Dock, a Colonial schoolmaster and devoted Christian, loved his students. As he taught the "3 R's," he strove to build character and to win children's wills so that they would want to obey. He pointed them toward Christ by word an... Learn more

13th edition. A high-quality, easy-to-use world atlas for upper elementary and junior high students. Over 200 pages packed with maps, photos, infographics, critical-thinking questions and brain teasers. As the product of a secular publisher,... Learn more

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Need a boost in teaching composition? This supplementary creative writing course adds fun and flair to the writing process through small, manageable lessons and plenty of student-written examples. Students craft creative lists, simple poetry... Learn more

Need a boost in teaching composition? This supplementary creative writing course adds fun and flair to the writing process through small, manageable lessons and plenty of student-written examples. Students craft creative lists, simple poetry... Learn more

This book of fictional letters from an experienced teacher to her cousin Julia, a first-year teacher, is a delightful and invigorating read. Teachers will enjoy the letter writer’s keen wit, thoughtful perspectives, forthright opinions, and ... Learn more

Looking at this atlas is a visual (and informational) treat. Each state covers a two-page spread. It has the appearance of a desk blotter; with a journal open, showing a map and a brief overview of the state. Surrounding the map are notes, d... Learn more

Take a fantastic journey into the frontiers of scientific discovery with this exciting look at research and design elements taken from the natural world. Explains how things like batteries, automotive engineering, paint, and even credit card... Learn more

Omit needless words! Use the active voice. Write precisely. This little book concentrates on the fundamentals of good English usage and style. More than just a boring rule book–the authors' humor shines through at every turn. Learn more

This optional reference book correlates with English I. Reference numbers beside the exercises refer to pages in the English Handbook so students can quickly find what they are looking for. Sections include parts of speech, sentence structu... Learn more

Fourth Edition. A seasonal guide for learning how to find nebulas, galaxies, and star clusters with your telescope or binoculars. A compilation of over three years of lessons and articles from the Nature Friend Study Guide, this book brings ... Learn more

Fresh writing surprises the reader; this book may surprise you too. Most writing books focus on one kind of writing, but this quick and lively read is for all Christian writers–from poets to essayists and everyone in between.

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Homeschooling Through Every Season is a collection of articles meant to help families stay strong through the changing seasons of life.

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Are your lofty goals growing dim and your focus turning to survival? If that's where you are, or what you want to avoid, this collection of articles offers encouragement and practical help. Written by home educators who have learned valuable... Learn more

As a teacher, you have a big job. You teach, you grade, you correct, you explain, and you hand out report cards. You counsel and encourage and rebuke and, at times, throw up your hands in despair or slump your shoulders in defeat. Is it aski... Learn more

We instinctively breathe and don’t want to fall. Many animals have instincts too. What are some fascinating instincts? How has God designed these features and passed them along to subsequent generations? This full-color book explores over ei... Learn more

Ruby was a little girl with wild, curly hair who dreamed of changing the world. Sometimes she imagined that she would be a famous artist. Sometimes she hoped that she would be a nurse for poor children in far-off countries. She dreamed about... Learn more

With over 37,000 entries and 900 illustrations, this dictionary is a helpful resource for elementary students. In addition to pronunciation and word divisions, it includes inflected forms, usage examples, synonyms and cross-references, and o... Learn more

This comprehensive, scholarly dictionary is a best seller, with over 215,000 extensive definitions, hundreds of illustrations, usage notes, outstanding etymologies, and a handbook of style. As a descriptive rather than prescriptive dictionar... Learn more

Birds are a wonder of God’s creation. Wherever we go in the world, we always find birds—thousands of species. Why did God create so many? Birds are beautiful, fascinating, and inspiring. Moments With Birds illustrates these characteristics o... Learn more

Weather patterns affect our lives every day. A wealth of information in an easy-to-understand format. Includes full-color photos and charts. Learn more