Books with author Terry C. Johnston

This is an excellent series of photocopiable general knowledge quizzes for the entire primary age range. It is suitable for class literacy research lessons, homework and interclass/school competitions. You can aim to expand children's knowledge of the world and include questions on maths, animals, language, people, geography, history, the arts, technology and sport. Each quiz contains a variety of question types, interesting 'Did You Know' facts and 'Internet Challenges' to encourage research. It features teachers notes accompany each quiz and contain answers, vocabulary, resources and suggestions for further exploration.

This book is intended to be a "How To" both for the instructor who is a believer intereted in incorporating faith-based principles into a martial arts program and for the instructor who is already actively sharing Christ in his or her school. This book presents principles, concepts and methodology from a number of sources that can be adapted or molded to fit any given martial arts system or style. It is intended to be a resourece guide to inspire us all to "Go, Teach, Make Disciples."

Recapture the magic of youth - a time when your imagination could make the ordinary into the extraordinary. Terry David Johnson's As I Sat On My Grandpa's Knee is a delightful tale of a day in the life of a young boy and his grandpa as they sit on a tree stump one spring day. Grandpa encourages his grandson to use his imagination - look, in the field - is that a mouse? What happens to him? Why, there's a cat chasing the mouse. What about that dog-why is he scratching? Could it be fleas and where do the fleas go and what is their world like? As one generation inspires another by wisdom, the young boy learns to look at everything around him in a brand new way. The flowers are brighter, the animals have their own world, and the trees, grass, and fields seem more than just things he sees everyday. Do Grandpa and the boy actually see everything they talk about or was it just adventures of their imagination?