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"Ahoy! Ahoy! Swallows! Ahoy!' Have you ever sailed in a boat or built a camp? Have you caught trout and cooked it yourself? The four Swallows, John, Susan, Titty and Roger return to the lake full of such plans and they can't wait to meet up with Nancy and Peggy, the Amazon Pirates. When the Swallow is shipwrecked and the Amazon's fearsome Great-Aunt makes decides to make a visit their summer seems ruined. Then they discover a wonderful hidden valley and things take a turn for the better...Swallowdale
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The Walker children -- also known as Captain John, Mate Susan, Able-Seaman Titty, and Ship's Boy Roger -- set sail on the Swallow and head for Wild Cat Island. There they camp under open skies, swim in clear water and go fishing for their dinner. But their days are disturbed by the Blackett sisters, the fierce Amazon pirates. The Swallows and Amazons decide to battle it out, and so begins a summer of unforgettable discoveries and incredible adventures.Swallows and Amazons
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What a perfect autumn day! Papa Bear tells his cubs to bundle up in the cozy sweaters he knitted for them—but that is easier said than done...Sweater Weather
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Sweep is the story of a girl and her monster. Together, these two outcasts carve out a new life—saving each other in the process. Lyrically told by one of today’s most powerful storytellers, Sweep is a heartrending adventure about the everlasting gifts of friendship and wonder.Sweep: The Story of a Girl and Her Monster
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Get ready to join Ernest, Fritz, Franz, and their parents as they survive a shipwreck and start a new life for themselves on a deserted island.2 GradesSwiss Family Robinson – Comprehension Guide
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A yearlong syllabus for teaching Windows to the World: An Introduction to Literary Analysis. This resource makes it easy. Also recommended: Teaching the Classics. This one-year course is to be used in conjunction with Teaching the Classics by Adam and Missy Andrews and Windows to the World by Lesha Myers. These lessons plans make it easy to give your high school student an introduction to literary analysis. The syllabus begins with an optional 5-week overview of Teaching the Classics. It will then take you through the Windows to the Worldprogram providing complete direction for teaching the course with the addition of a few short stories, two novels, and a play. You can change out the novels and play if you wish, or add another novel or two if desired. The entire course will provide a full year’s credit toward literary analysis. Including activities, quizzes, homework assignments, and grading options, the Teacher’s Notes in this syllabus contain step-by-step lesson plans to lead a weekly class of one or more students. The accompanying Student Homework Pages provide the student with clear homework instructions and grade sheets, so they know exactly what is expected. The Teacher’s Notes are appropriate for both new and experienced teachers. Previous experience with the Institute for Excellence in Writing’s Teaching Writing: Structure & Style will certainly make teaching and grading the writing part much easier, but it is not a requirement.4 GradesSyllabus for Introduction to Literary Analysis ***Discounted***
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In T is for Territories: A Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut Alphabet, acclaimed storyteller Michael Kusugak gives an A-Z tour of Canada's three territories, the northern region of the country that is a giant in size, history, and culture.T is for Territories: A Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut Alphabet
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A Ballet Alphabet
Tutus and leotards, pointe shoes and ribbons, stretching exercises at the barre - these are all familiar images when one is thinking of ballet. But there's much more to this historic dance form than pink tulle. There's hard work with years of study. Following the alphabet, in T is for Tutu: A Ballet Alphabet dancer Sonia Rodriguez, with husband Kurt Browning, introduces this dance form from its beginnings at the court of Louis XIV to basic positions and training to famous stage roles. L is for the Leotard that shows the dancer's form. Whenever they are rehearsing it becomes their uniform. Young readers will find themselves pointing their toes, practicing the five positions, and dreaming of being onstage as a sugarplum fairy or a king with a crown.
T is for Tutus
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Following in the footsteps of the immensely popular Jotham’s Journey and Bartholomew’s Passage, this captivating story will take families through Advent to Christmas as they share in Tabitha’s adventures.Tabitha’s Travels
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With a doctorate in astrophysics from the University of Colorado, Dr. Jason Lisle is your guide to the universe beyond our world in this remarkable book. Step out among the stars and experience the truly awesome power of God through this glimpse of His vast creation.4 GradesTaking Back Astronomy
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Julian meets a man at a museum who offers to take him to the past to teach him about Alexander the Great. Julian agrees, and so begins a series of adventures during which Julian becomes a participant in each of the significant events in Alexander’s life. Each visit to the ancient world provides Julian with a more complete understanding of the brilliant, ambitious, complex man who was Alexander the Great.Taking Control
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Tal, the boy with golden hair, lived happily in Martoona. He might well have gone on living there forever, had not something strange happened. An old man came to town, leading a white donkey. “I’m Noom-Zor-Noom, and I come from the kingdom of Troom,” the man said. He invited Tal to join him on a trip to see amazing things in strange lands. The donkey, whose name was Millitinkle, spoke up, urging Tal to say yes. Never before had Tal heard a donkey speak, but her words seemed true, and the man was kind and gentle. Everything he heard and saw made Tal want to go, so he agreed. In the course of the journey, Tal’s job was to choose the best story, out of a great many wonderful stories the man had written down on a block of black crystal. This was an important job. If Tal chose the right story, the young prince of Troom, who disappeared years ago as baby, would be rescued. If not, the king would send Noom-Zor-Noom to prison. That’s all we can say for now, nothing else. If you want to find out what happened on the way to Troom, and hear the fanciful stories, you’ll have to join the journey. As Millitinkle the donkey said to Tal, “You’d better come with us. You’ll never have another chance like this.”TAL: His Marvelous Adventures with Noom-Zor-Noom
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Starting out as an egg on a lily pad, follow the life of a newborn tadpole as he hides from the dangers of the pond including hungry goldfish and beetles, as he grows up into a frog. Level 1 books are stories for children just beginning to learn to read. They use short, simple sentences, simple vocabulary, word repetition, and large type. Strong visual clues help children with new words. Lively stories feature characters and topics that are familiar to young children.Tale of a Tadpole
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Night after night Shahrazad tells her wonderful stories until the King starts to realize that he won’t be able to live without them…Tales from 1,001 Nights: Aladdin, Ali Baba and Other Favourites (Clothbound)
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