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To tweak your interest:
Wielding the Sword: Inductive Bible Study--Because the Bible is Even Better When You Know What it Says
You've decided to study the Bible. Great! Now, how do you do it? Any type of bible study is a good thing. But one of the most comprehensive types of study you can do is called "inductive." Don't let that term scare you. It just refers to being able to understand a topic based on logic and observation.
Wielding the Sword of God will help you simplify the process to better understand not only what scripture says, but what it meant when it was written and what it means to you today.
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Fun with Finance: Math + Literacy = $uccess
Contains 12 chapters to introduce kids to money management, investments and other forms of finance through humorous readers theatre scripts, games and activities. Generally tied to curriculum standards of grades 4-7.
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| Published by Libraries Unlimited/Teacher Ideas Press |
Jump Into Science: Themed Science Experiments
Contains four sections, each devoted to one area of science. Each section contains 30 experiments so that teachers can coordinate a science fair based on that area of science with enough experiments for each student to have his own. Generally tied to curriculum standards of grades 4-6.
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| Published by Libraries Unlimited/Teacher Ideas Press |
Around the World Through Holidays: Cross-Curricular Readers Theatre
Contains twelve chapters, each introducing students to a country and culture by exploring a holiday they celebrate. Contains readers theatre scripts, games and activities as well as suggestions for a classroom holiday celebration. Generally tied to curriculum standards of grades 4-6.
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| Published by Libraries Unlimited/Teacher Ideas Press |
Jump Back in Time: A Living History Resource
Contains four sections in order to create living history events to introduce children to specific cultures and historical periods. The four sections are: ancient history, colonial America, westward expansion and native America. Generally tied to curriculum standards of grades 4-6.
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| Published by Libraries Unlimited/Teacher Ideas Press |
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