Books with author Angela M Foster

These designs were collected from a book titled, "New Model Book of Different Kind Vol. 1". The book was published in 1660. Because the designs are graphed, they can be used for multiple crafts, such as: cross stitch, crochet, knitting, beading, and any other craft that can use a graph. These patterns are timeless and brought back for the enjoyment of all who love making things with their hands.

For every action, there’s a reaction.Or in my case, a consequence.One night.One party.One girl.One time.One unforeseen tragedy.Two shattered hearts.Two lives changed forever.*Mackenzie is book 2 in the Heritage Bay Series. It can be read as a standalone but does contain spoilers for Jaybird. Please note: Although this is Cole and Harper's story, it is on the same timeline as Jaybird. **Not recommended for readers under the age of 18 due to language and sexual situations.

The purpose of this book is to engage the learner of the American language with more than just their eyes and ears. The Hands to Spell-Read-Write series brings hands-on-learning to the American language by utilizing American Sign Language (ASL) Manual Alphabet to learn to spell new words. Once the spelling of a word is memorized, then the ability to read and write it becomes easier for the learner. Hands-on-learning has been proven countless times to be the superior way of learning anything and research has shown that utilizing the ASL Manual Alphabet and the use of ASL/Signed Exact English (SEE) signs to learn and spell new words has been very affective by providing the learner with a visual and kinesthetic/tactile representation of a word. The goal of this simple workbook is to help teach the spelling of the 3rd Grade Dolch sight words. For each word, the activities are: 1. Color the letters at the top of the page. 2. Learn the spelling in ASL Manual Alphabet. 3. Trace the word on the different font types: Bubble, dotted manuscript, and dotted cursive. 4. Use the Braille Alphabet to “write” the word in Braille. 5. Check the box in front of dictionary after you have looked up the word and learned its meaning. Do the same for the ASL/SEE sign, and for teaching someone how to spell the word using the ASL Manual Alphabet. 6. Practice writing the word. Try to fill this area with the word as many times as you can. 7. Make up a sentence using the word, then write it. Spelling quizzes are placed throughout.

The purpose of this book is to engage the learner of the American language with more than just their eyes and ears. The Hands to Spell-Read-Write series brings hands-on-learning to the American language by utilizing American Sign Language (ASL) Manual Alphabet to learn to spell new words. Once the spelling of a word is memorized, then the ability to read and write it becomes easier for the learner. Hands-on-learning has been proven countless times to be the superior way of learning anything and research has shown that utilizing the ASL Manual Alphabet and the use of ASL/Signed Exact English (SEE) signs to learn and spell new words has been very affective by providing the learner with a visual and kinesthetic/tactile representation of a word. The goal of this simple workbook is to help teach the spelling of the 2nd Grade Dolch sight words. For each word, the activities are: 1. Color the letters at the top of the page. 2. Learn the spelling in ASL Manual Alphabet. 3. Trace the word on the different font types: Bubble, dotted manuscript, and dotted cursive. 4. Use the Braille Alphabet to “write” the word in Braille. 5. Check the box in front of dictionary after you have looked up the word and learned its meaning. Do the same for the ASL/SEE sign, and for teaching someone how to spell the word using the ASL Manual Alphabet. 6. Practice writing the word. Try to fill this area with the word as many times as you can. 7. Make up a sentence using the word, then write it. Spelling quizzes are placed throughout.

Jaybird was just a nickname my father gave me when I was born.But after he died, the name took on a life of it's own.Jayla King has the world at her fingertips.A loving family.Two amazing best friends.A promising music career.And the heart of the only boy she's ever loved. Zach.But then everything changes.When news hits the streets that famous rock star and celebrity judge, Marcus King, has suddenly died, the spotlight shifts to his daughter.His Jaybird.*Not recommended for readers under the age of 18 due to language, sexual situations, and mild violence. Jaybird is a standalone in a series.

As the title implies, you can draw your own picture dictionary with this book. Over 2,200 words are provided in alphabetical order. All you have to do is draw, sketch or doodle the picture that goes with the word. It makes a great drawing practice book, a challenge drawing book, or an heirloom for a loved one (or yourself) to enjoy for years to come.

Practice manuscript and cursive handwriting while learning! The Trace-A-Lesson series is brought to you by the same creator of the Trace-A-Story series. Both series heavily encourage tracing because it is a non-stressful (fun) way to train the hand for writing, which will help improve fine motor skills for drawing, painting, crafts, building, etc. The Trace-A-Lesson series publishes “Old School” learning books in traceable cursive and manuscript handwriting. This gives the learner a 2-in-1 combination approach to learning, they will be practicing their handwriting and learning something new at the same time or reinforcing what they have already learned. Summary of this book: Traceable drawings and the names of each drawing are traceable in cursive and manuscript writing.

Sarah and Julia love visiting their Grandmother for their weekly story time. This week Grandma tells the story of a newspaper editor who, in 1846 Portland, Maine, was informed of a real singing mouse. After much consideration, the editor goes to investigate. On his first visit to the man with the singing mouse, the editor gets disappointed because the mouse does nothing. The owner of the mouse convinces him to come back for a second visit, reassuring that the mouse will sing then. During the second visit, will the editor find out it's for real or just a hoax?

Practice drawing in a stress-free way! This book includes over 100 pictures of wild and domestic animals, household items, flowers, buildings, people, and more! The Trace+Draw+Color series publishes traceable pictures for: 1. Drawing practice. 2. Promote creativity and self-expression by encouraging kids to add free-hand drawing to each picture to make it their own. 3. Helps with eye-hand coordination. 4. Is a de-stressing / relaxation technique. Instructions: 1. Trace the picture. 2. Draw anything you want to add to the picture to make it your own. (i.e. designs, backgrounds, objects, etc.) 3. Color the picture.

For ages 3-9... What happens when five Bulldogs share a couch with their favorite items and a storm brews? First Hank is alarmed and leaves his teddy bear to find cover. Olive the grouchy little Bulldog drops her toy and joins him. Soon followed by Zoey and Pickles who leave their ball and bone behind. While the four are under the bed fast asleep there is one Bulldog left on the couch. PollyAnna the oldest and wisest knows that thunderstorms are just a lot of noise. Not only is she happy that she has the couch to herself, but also she has all of their toys too! This book is fun for readers of all ages.

Practice cursive handwriting in a challenging new way! The Trace-A-Story series publishes classic stories in traceable cursive and manuscript handwriting. This gives children extra practice in a more challenging setting and gives them a reason to complete the practice book. Every story is broken up into sections so that it's not too intimidating. One section per day is ideal, but since every person learns at different speeds, more or less can be done per day. Story Summary: Have you ever heard the expression “You're such a goody two shoes.” or “Don't be such a goody two shoes.”? Well this is Goody Two-Shoes story...Margery Meanwell and her brother become orphans. A kind gentleman helps them by buying her new shoes and taking her brother to sea with him, but that leaves poor Margery alone. While she waits for her brother to return, she learns the alphabet and then teaches other children their ABCs. Every day, for years, she is good and kind to everyone including animals. Then, one day she meets a rich man who wants to make her his wife. But is this man good and kind like herself or mean and rotten? Will her brother ever return to her? And most important, how did she get the nickname Goody Two-Shoes? Includes pictures that can be colored.