Books with author Loren I. Charles

Have you ever wondered where your trash goes after it is picked up? Discover the many ways that addition can be used to learn about trash! With vibrant photos, math charts and diagrams, grade-appropriate text, and informational text features to help navigate the text, students will learn practical, real-world applications of math skills as they learn addition and build their STEM skills.

Learn about addition while taking a trip to the dentist! In this charming reader, children will practice addition skills, using early STEM themes, while learning about dental hygiene. Interesting images, helpful mathematical diagrams, and engaging practice problems will encourage young readers to practice their addition skills anywhere--even at a dental visit!

How many teeth do you have? For how many minutes should you floss and brush your teeth each day? Make your next trip to the dentist an adventure in addition! With vibrant photos, math charts and diagrams, grade-appropriate text, and informational text features to help navigate the text, students will learn practical, real-world applications of math skills as they learn addition and build their STEM skills.

Can you watch a child or group of children celebrating the good news of Emanuel, God with us and not be moved, and not find your heart overflowing with joy? To see children praising, worshiping, proclaiming Jesus is just good for the soul. Sharing a celebration like that with an audience is one of the greatest gifts you could possibly give them. People will surely go away blessed.The four plays in this book are written to give the kids a fun yet meaningful opportunity to share the wonderful story of Jesus’ birth with a world that needs Him so desperately. Both the kids and the audience will enjoy these hilarious reminders that Christ is still the reason for the season. These plays are all written with many small, easy to learn parts so that as many children of all ages that wish to participate can do so. Each play is adaptable so that it can be presented as minimally or as elaborately as desired.It is hoped that you find a play here that matches your vision. You are doing a great thing for the children and all who come to enjoy. May God bless you, the children, and your audience with a wonderful Christmas experience that is bound to be a highlight of this special season.

The kids in this book are spending time at their grandparents' house, helping them clean out the attic. Photographs, comic books, baseball cards, and paper dolls--there are so many things to look at! Join them as they use math to learn the best way to be sure they all get their fair share. With vibrant photos, math charts and diagrams, grade-appropriate text, and informational text features to help navigate the text, students will learn about practical, real-world applications of math skills as they practice division and build their STEM skills.

Can you watch a child or group of children celebrating the good news of Emanuel, God with us and not be moved, and not find your heart overflowing with joy? To see children praising, worshiping, proclaiming Jesus is just good for the soul. Sharing a celebration like that with an audience is one of the greatest gifts you could possibly give them. People will surely go away blessed.The four plays in this book are written to give the kids a fun yet meaningful opportunity to share the wonderful story of Jesus’ birth with a world that needs Him so desperately. Both the kids and the audience will enjoy these hilarious reminders that Christ is still the reason for the season. These plays are all written with many small, easy to learn parts so that as many children of all ages that wish to participate can do so. Each play is adaptable so that it can be presented as minimally or as elaborately as desired.It is hoped that you find a play here that matches your vision. You are doing a great thing for the children and all who come to enjoy. May God bless you, the children, and your audience with a wonderful Christmas experience that is bound to be a highlight of this special season.

Children’s Christmas programs are an exciting and fun way of sharing the GOOD NEWS of the birth of the Christ child. These programs are a Christ-centered alternative to the commercialism of the Christmas season, not aimed at wallets, but, rather aimed at hearts. They are a wonderful gift that you can give to your church and your community that will encourage and inspire. They are an effective tool in building a foundation of faith and service in the kids that you serve. Therefore, they can be a very fruitful and important part of any Children’s ministry. You will find The Nativity Chronicle to be a fun, yet meaningful encounter with the Messiah’s heralded arrival as a baby born of a virgin. With certainty it can be said that everything we NEED to know about the birth of Jesus can be found in the Biblical prophecies and accounts of that event. Many of those prophecies and accounts are included in The Nativity Chronicle. But, as we read of that holy night when our Savior was born, we wonder what little details have been omitted and left to our imagination. This play imagines some of them and does it with light-hearted humor.May God be glorified as you and the kids proclaim the GOOD NEWS this Christmas season.

Children’s Christmas programs are an exciting and fun way of sharing the GOOD NEWS of the birth of the Christ child. These programs are a Christ-centered alternative to the commercialism of the Christmas season, not aimed at wallets, but, rather aimed at hearts. They are a wonderful gift that you can give to your church and your community that will encourage and inspire. They are an effective tool in building a foundation of faith and service in the kids that you serve. Therefore, they can be a very fruitful and important part of any Children’s ministry. You will find The Nativity Chronicle to be a fun, yet meaningful encounter with the Messiah’s heralded arrival as a baby born of a virgin. With certainty it can be said that everything we NEED to know about the birth of Jesus can be found in the Biblical prophecies and accounts of that event. Many of those prophecies and accounts are included in The Nativity Chronicle. But, as we read of that holy night when our Savior was born, we wonder what little details have been omitted and left to our imagination. This play imagines some of them and does it with light-hearted humor.May God be glorified as you and the kids proclaim the GOOD NEWS this Christmas season.