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The Usborne Book Science Activities volume 1
hardcover 74 pp., excellent condition. Was used in Sonlight B 2nd grade.
$5.00$12.95The Usborne Book Science Activities volume 1
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The Usborne Book of Science Activities volume 2
hardcover 74 pp., excellent condition. Was used in Sonlight A 1st grade.
$5.00$12.95The Usborne Book of Science Activities volume 2
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The Usborne Book of Science Activities volume 3
hardcover 74 pp., excellent condition. Was used in Sonlight C 3rd grade.
$5.00$12.95The Usborne Book of Science Activities volume 3
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Murder on the Orient Express
NEW Agatha Christie. Paperback 315 pp. Part of Sonlight 300 11th grade, literature
$4.50$7.99Murder on the Orient Express
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Ramona Quimby, Age 8
Beverly Cleary. paperback. cover shows a lot of wear.
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Anna and the King of Siam
by Margaret Landon in 1944. paperback edition printed 1968, 372 pp. Unabridged. Some water damage but still very readable,
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Scaramouche
by Rafael Sabatini. paperback 310 pp. ex-library copy printed 1964. Cover taped and pages yellowed but binding is still good.
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Dead Man’s Mirror
Agatha Christie 1931. paperback, 1984 printing. yellowed pages but in good condition.
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Drawing with Children
Easy-to-follow, lesson-by-lesson approach to drawing provides excellent results with children of all ages as well as beginning adults.
“This invaluable teaching aid not only guides readers through the basics, but also gives important advice on creating a nurturing environment in which self-expression and creativity can flourish. Both practical and enlightening. Drawing with Children inspires educators and parents to bring out the artist in all of us.”$9.95$15.95Drawing with Children
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Easy Wipe-Off Addition
Grade 1 Math: Addition. Dinosaur themed with colorful illustrations. Includes an Addition Grid on the back cover. Students can use crayon, dry erase markers or washable markers, then wipe off and use again. By Home Learning Tools. The book is clean and like new, although has a couple blemishes, which are barely noticeable and do not affect use. Publisher’s suggested retail price: $2.99
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Countries and Concepts, AP* Edition
Author: Michael G. Roskin. In the introduction, or “A Note to AP* Teachers,” the book is described as having been “designed to correspond to the curriculum and selection of countries that have become standard for the Advance Placement (AP) Comparative Government and Politics examination–Britain, Russia, China, Mexico, Nigeria, and Iran. …. (the book’s intent is to) consider two European sysems, Britain and Russia, at some length, and give briefer treatment to each of four emerging systems–China, Mexico, Nigeria, and Iran.” The book includes geographical material. It consists of 16 chapters and includes a glossary. Each country covered, includes these sections: “the Impact of the Past,” “The Key Institutions,” “Political Culture,” “Patterns of Interaction,” and “What …. Quarrel About.” Feature boxes include: “Comparison,” “Democracy,” “Geography,” “Key Concepts,” “Personalities,” and “Political Culture.” It provides “an historical background to current political events.” The book has 358 pages. Excellent, like new condition. Geopolitics.
$15.00$30.00Countries and Concepts, AP* Edition
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Spelling Workout B
Spelling Workout is a fun and easy to use workbook that capitalizes on the close tie between spelling and phonics. The program leads students from simple sound-letter relationships to more complex spelling patterns. This is the student workbook, but there is also a teacher’s edition for use with this curriculum. Book has never been used, but does show some minor shelf wear.
$6.95$12.95Spelling Workout B
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Spelling Workout B Teacher’s Edition
Teacher’s Edition for Spelling Workout B. Spelling Workout is a fun and easy to use workbook that capitalizes on the close tie between spelling and phonics. The program leads students from simple sound-letter relationships to more complex spelling patterns. This is the teacher’s edition that is used to supplement the student workbook. Book has never been used, but does show some minor shelf wear.
$6.95$13.95Spelling Workout B Teacher’s Edition
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The Star-Spangled Banner The Flag that Inspired the National Anthem
The very flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the poem that became the National Anthem of the United States is on display at the Smithsonian Institution. This book recounts the story of the star Spangled Banner and describes the restoration project in place to ensure its preservation. National Museum of American History Smithsonian Institution.
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Art Projects K (A Beka)
Forty-seven projects in this colorful book introduce students to basic concepts of art and give them a variety of opportunities to color, paint, trace, draw, cut, and glue with a variety of materials. Month-by-month projects correlate with academics, Bible teaching, and the seasons. Consumable resource. 187 pages.
$9.95$17.30Art Projects K (A Beka)
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Art Projects K4 (A Beka)
Designed to help develop the motor skills needed to draw, color, cut, and glue. The 45 month-by-month projects are correlated with academics, Bible teaching, and the seasons. Consumable book. 161 pages.
$9.95$17.30Art Projects K4 (A Beka)
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A Reason for Science Level E – Student Worktext
Recommended for Grade 5. 169 pages.
The Level E Student Worktext contains 36 lessons, each four pages in length. The lessons are designed for multi-day instruction.
Lessons are designed to model the way scientific study works in college laboratory classes and beyond. Students begin with a hands-on activity that introduces a fundamental scientific principle, then record and analyze their findings. The worktext provides space for students to write their own responses to questions, keep notes, and journal about their observations. Finally, the lessons conclude with a multiple-choice assessment quiz (included in the Level E Teacher Guidebook) to demonstrate mastery of the concepts and help aid long-term retention.
Lessons 1-9: Life Science
Lessons 10-18: Physical Science – Forces
Lessons 19-27: Earth Science
Lessons 28-36: Physical Science – Energy & MatterConcepts studied include: growth, eye structure, velocity, molecules, torque, glaciers, and more. A full list of lessons is available in the Level E Scope & Sequence.
$10.95$19.95A Reason for Science Level E – Student Worktext
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A Reason for Science Level E – Teacher Guidebook
Recommended for Grade 5. 240 pages.
The Level E Teacher Guidebook contains detailed 4-pages lesson plans for 36 weeks of multi-day instruction.
Lessons are designed to model the way scientific study works in college laboratory classes and beyond. The week begins with the teacher guiding students through a hands-on activity that introduces a fundamental scientific principle, with detailed instructions provided for each weekly activity. Questions and suggested answers are provided to assist students in recording and analyzing their findings.
Each lesson plan includes a “Teacher To Teacher” section with facts and insights to help engage the student’s attention, and extended teaching activities to build upon and reinforce the principle being taught each week.
A multiple-choice assessment quiz is included for each lesson, to allow each student to demonstrate mastery of the concepts and help aid his/her long-term retention.
Lessons 1-9: Life Science
Lessons 10-18: Physical Science – Forces
Lessons 19-27: Earth Science
Lessons 28-36: Physical Science – Energy & MatterConcepts studied include: growth, eye structure, velocity, molecules, torque, glaciers, and more.
$29.95$49.95A Reason for Science Level E – Teacher Guidebook
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The Winged Watchman | Hilda Van Stockum
An historically accurate portrait of family life in the polders and among the windmills in Holland during the last years of Nazi occupation during WWII . . . and the months after, as families began to come back together. How do you avoid bitterness amidst overwhelming evil? Wonderful view of family life in another culture and another time. Deeply moving and heartwarming.
$8.00$14.95The Winged Watchman | Hilda Van Stockum
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Vostaas | by William White Buffalo
A modern Cheyenne chief tells his story and the story of many Plains Indians today. Good information about Plains Indian culture written in a warm and personal manner, like a grandfather to his grandchildren.
$6.00$8.99Vostaas | by William White Buffalo
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The Corn Grows Ripe | by Dorothy Rhoads
Carefree Tigre must learn responsibility after his father is injured. Set in a Mayan village, this book portrays a marvelous coming-of-age story.
$3.00$7.99The Corn Grows Ripe | by Dorothy Rhoads
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Mr. Revere and I | by Robert Lawson
Paul Revere didn’t make his famous midnight ride alone. Meet a patriot unlike any other: Scheherazade, the mare who doesn’t mind mentioning she was once the fastest and most admired horse in the King’s army. But on arrival in America, “Sherry” is quickly let down by her British rider and recruited by Sam Adams to join the Sons of Liberty. Before long, she finds herself teamed with Raul Revere to play a key-if unnoticed-role in the American Revolution. Full of wit and wisdom, this beloved classic presents an unforgettable view to the birth of a nation-straight from the horse’s mouth!
$6.00$8.99Mr. Revere and I | by Robert Lawson
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Naya Nuki | by Kenneth Thomasma
The dramatic adventure of a real-life childhood friend of Sacagawea who was kidnapped by a rival tribe. Naya Nuki escaped her captors and traveled alone in the wilderness for more than a month to return to her people. Well-researched story told by a master story-teller.
– Old church library book.$4.50$8.99Naya Nuki | by Kenneth Thomasma
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Martha Washington | Childhood of Famous Americans | by Jean Brown Wagoner
Martha Washington was a wife, mother, and the first First Lady of the United States, but what was she like as a child? In this narrative biography, you’ll learn all about Martha Washington’s childhood, from her birth on June 2, 1731, to her time growing up on her parents’ Virginia plantation, to marriage George Washington in 1759. Discover what Martha did for fun—and how her confidence and ability to host large social events prepared her to help her husband lead a new nation.
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