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  Word in Motion Vol 1 The - Old...

  Rachael Carman

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  The Word in Motion Old Testament Bible curriculum takes the intimidation out of teaching Scripture by combining streaming video instruction with vibrant illustrations, fun-to-read narratives, engaging discussion questions, and memorable character profiles. It tells the story depicted in Scripture in an easy-to-follow, chronological format that equips your student to know, live, and share the Word of God more. Developed in cooperation with Walk Thru The Bible, this curriculum also gets kids up and moving to help them remember the key people, places, and events from every book of the Bible!Bible Curriculum Overview 
  When we offer our students opportunities to learn in different ways (including movement), abstract concepts click and learning sticks in new ways. Each Old Testament lesson incorporates multiple learning approaches—seeing, hearing, moving, talking, and repeating—in a way that engages your student’s head, heart, and hands. And when they complete the course, students will be able to tell the story of God and His people using a series of keywords, memory verses, and hand motions. 
  There are 30 lessons total in this course. Lessons 1–15 teach students the story of the Old Testament starting with Creation and culminating in the return of the Jews from Babylonian exile and the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem.Lesson Plans and Materials 
  As a parent, you guide your student through the Old Testament coursework. We include a variety of teaching tools for you to leverage so you can do this with confidence. Teaching tools for this course include streaming video instruction, biblical narratives that tell the story in chronological order, discussion questions, character profiles, essential doctrines and apologetics, Scripture readings, full-color visual aids, an overview of every Old Testament book, and insightful articles that bring to life many facets of biblical history and culture.

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  Lola Levine and the Halloween...

  Monica Brown

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  Lola Levine is ready to celebrate her favorite holiday in the sixth book in this charming chapter book series by acclaimed author Monica Brown.  It's Halloween--Lola and Ben's favorite holiday. She loves pumpkins, scary costumes, monsters, and ghosts--and she likes to scare people, too. But when Lola plays a scary joke on her super best friends, Josh Blot and Bella Benitez, it doesn't go as planned.  Can Lola learn from her mistake and still have a happy Halloween?

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  We Built This City: Philadelphia...

  Philip Wolny

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  Perfect narrative non-fiction for young learners! We Built This City: Philadelphia tells of the history of Philadelphia and its association with the Lenape Native American tribe, William Penn, how it got its nickname "The City of Brotherly Love," and the role Philadelphia played as the last stop on the Underground Railroad. Features popular locations to visit while in Philadelphia like Independence Hall, the Rocky Statue and Geno's cheesesteaks. Also included are historical and current pictures of Philadelphia, a chronology of events from 1638 to today, chapter notes, suggested reading for further research, a glossary and index.

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  Young Lions Attack

  Andrew Mackay

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  Sam, Alan, Alice and Aurora continue to sabotage SS plans to arrest and eliminate a list of targets written in a secret Black Book. The Partisans discover the existence of a shadowy ancient Resistance organization with their own hidden agenda. The Nazis devise a plan to destroy the Hereward guerrillas once for all. Young Lions Attack is the fourth book in the Young Lions series and is a fast-paced, gritty war novel set in an alternative history of the Second World War. The Young Lions series:Young LionsYoung Lions Roar (winner of NGP Publishing Prize 2012)Young Lions Hunt

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  The Blonde From Barsoom

  Robert F. Young

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  The Blonde From Barsoom by Robert F. Young - The Tarks were attacking, the bosomy princess was clinging to him in terror, and Harold Smith realized he was at the end of his plot-line. What a dilemma! And what an opportunity!! 
  For the most part, all Harold Worthington Smith's Martian stories ever netted him were standard rejection slips, but every now and then one or another of the editors to whom he submitted them would pen him a brief note to the effect that his writing indicated an unusually vivid imagination. However, they invariably added, his dialogue was stilted, his heroines were dimensionally impossible, and his stories were wish-fulfillment reveries in a Burroughs vein—unredeemed, unfortunately, by Burroughs' high-flown puritanical idealism. 
  Harold agreed with them wholeheartedly on point no. 1. Thanks to his ability to achieve total identification with his protagonists, he did have an unusually vivid imagination. Take this very minute, for instance: His main character—Thon Carther the Earthman—was standing on the ocher moss of the Martian dead-sea bottom beside the big-breasted blond princess whom he had rescued from Tarkia some two thousand words ago, fearlessly awaiting the oncoming horde of Tarks. But it wasn't really Thon Carther who was standing there, it was Harold Worthington Smith—a tall, tanned and handsome Harold Worthington Smith, to be sure, but Harold Worthington Smith just the same. 
  On points no. 2 and 3, however—be it said forthwith—he did not agree. He had, moreover, written to the editors in question and said so. A Burroughs influence, he had said, was an essential ingredient in the makeup of any science-fiction writer, and he was reasonably certain that he didn't exhibit one any more than half a dozen other scribes he could name.

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  Leo and The Wonderful World 1

  Nathan Elwood

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  In a world where imagination comes alive, Leo, a bright-eyed, curious 6-year-old boy, makes an incredible discovery: secret passages that transport him to enchanting realms. Alongside his best friend Lili, a mischievous little girl always ready for adventure, they embark on extraordinary quests. Each episode takes them into a fascinating new universe: an enchanted jungle where trees sing in harmony, an underwater city filled with talkative fish, or even an island inhabited by roaring dinosaurs. Their guide is Paco, a wise parrot with dazzling feathers, who provides them with precious clues throughout their adventures. Together, Leo and Lili encounter fantastic creatures and face unexpected challenges. Whether it’s saving a forest with a magical fruit or calming a volcano threatening the underwater city, our young heroes discover that friendship and teamwork are their greatest strengths. With every adventure, they explore not only breathtaking landscapes but also learn essential life lessons: respect for nature, the power of helping one another, and that every problem has a solution when you search together. With its cheerful, colorful 2D art style, Leo and the Wonderful World invites young readers to unleash their imagination while celebrating the values of friendship and courage. Get ready to dive into these captivating stories where every page brings a new discovery! The thrilling adventures of Leo and Lili are waiting to spark your curiosity and take you to magical new horizons! 
   

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