Books with author T. R. Glover

"All Aboard" teaches the strategies children need to become successful readers. It offers carefully-structured materials to develop sight vocabulary, phonological awareness and information retrieval through three specially-designed strands for Infants. It then develops the higher order reading and writing skills necessary for genuine literacy at Junior level. "All Aboard" also provides a full range of genres and types of writing, required by the NLS framework, to which children can apply their various skills. It offers a wide variety of structured texts including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, plays, traditional tales and short stories. The programme provides support for teaching shared, guided and group reading and writing. The "Sam and Rosie" and "Pattern and Rhyme" books provide the following genre coverage: familiar settings; predictable structures; patterned language; poems; and fantasy.

In 1916, after the urging of a number of leading Christians of the day, T. R. Glover compiled and published THE JESUS OF HISTORY. His material was drawn from his many years of study, and from lectures he gave regarding the historical Jesus during the winter of 1915-16. He also incorporated material from a variety of his articles that had been published in the periodicals of the day. Randall Centaur writes, "I believe that no one will read Mr. Glover's description of the parable-teaching of the Lord Jesus Christ without a whole series of fresh and fruitful thoughts." Forget the fact that this book was written almost 100 years ago. THE JESUS OF HISTORY is a book for every student of Christian history. After serious reading of this book you will never look at the Lord Jesus in the same way.

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If you can draw a basic shape, a line and a dot, then you have the skills you need to draw all the cartoons in this book!In Shapes, Lines and Dots: Dragons, Dinosaurs and Other Incredible Creatures you will find over seventy different cartoons to draw. Each cartoon has simple, step by step instructions, using nothing more than what the title suggests – shapes, lines and dots! You’ll find aliens, monsters, dinosaurs and dragons of all shapes and sizes, just waiting to jump from the pages of this book and onto your piece of paper.There is also a collection of additional exercises, designed to stretch your imagination and creative thinking even further. Can you turn your pet into a cartoon dragon? Can you create an alien from a simple triangle? What about drawing a baby Triceratops in a nappy?Like always, the coolest thing about the cartoon drawings in the Shapes, Lines and Dots series is you cannot make a mistake. Every cartoon is uniquely wonderful – even when it doesn’t quite turn out how you thought it would.So, throw away your eraser, grab a pencil and some paper, and let’s draw!