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  • Let's Go to Japan

    Michael Blendermann, Tommy Tong

    Hardcover (Tommy Tong Publishing Co., July 5, 2015)
    "Let's go to Japan!" is an introductory book on Japanese history with many wonderful pictures and interesting facts about Japan’s history, emperors, samurai and important events. Did you know Musashi is the most famous swordsman in Japanese history? Or, that the Meiji restoration drove the last samurai and shogun from power? This historically accurate book extends the series "China for Children" to an important neighbor in Asia. It is designed to capture the attention of early readers and the parents they are reading with. Worded with little people in mind, the early reader series provides enough nutritious substance to satisfy all ages. Come, let’s learn interesting ancient Japan facts, see some Shinto shrines and find out how a tsunami prevented the Mongolian invasion! Tommy Tong’s epic children’s book series shares ancient China for kids (and her important Asian neighbors) in schools, living rooms and libraries around the world. The series highlights important Chinese, Korean and Japanese facts and historical events from the early days of Asian civilization to the present. His books are even used to teach Asian kids English as they learn about their own colorful history and lineage. Did you know that the Chinese New Year celebration starts with the Spring Festival on the Chinese Lunar New year, involves hundreds of tons of fireworks, millions of lion dances, dragon parades and plenty of traditional Chinese food? The party lasts for two weeks and ends with a Lantern Festival in every community. And who better to share the tales of Marco Polo and Kublai Khan for kids? Isn’t it time to teach your young ones a little something about the history of Asia?
  • Jewelry Making

    Jo Moody

    Hardcover (Book Sales, Nov. 1, 1996)
    Offers instructions for creating necklaces, bracelets, pins, and hair decorations using papier mache, buttons, origami, fabric, cork, beads, tassels, seashells, and aluminum foil
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  • French for Children, Primer A

    Joshua Kraut, David Spieser PhD, Lauraine Gustafson

    Perfect Paperback (Classical Academic Press, July 17, 2015)
    This classical, beautiful, and widely spoken language will be a treasure for children to learn. There is a distinction, however, between just learning common words and phrases, which is the approach of many French programs, and knowing the language well enough to communicate fluently and accurately. French for Children Primer A teaches elementary students in grade four and up this dynamic language, both classically and creatively, at a time when students soak up language like a sponge. This book employs the pedagogy and structure of our popular Latin for Children series combined with immersion-style dialogues and vocabulary so that the French language will be taught well and thoroughly. The French for Children series emphasizes grammar and the parts of speech as vital tools for correctly speaking and understanding French. The text also uses lively chants to aid memorization of both grammar and vocabulary. Answer Key available separately. FFC Primer A Features: 17 weekly chapters, including 3 review chapters and an end-of-book review. 153 commonly used vocabulary words and 43 conversational words and phrases. Learn grammatical concepts, such as verb conjugation, tense, and noun gender. Weekly worksheets and quizzes. All teaching and explanation written in the student book, at the student s level. Engaging and conversational. Lively chants of vocabulary and grammar available on CD or downloadable audio files. The first text in a three-year series.
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  • Latin for Children, Primer B Key

    Aaron Larsen, Christopher Perrin

    Paperback (Classical Academic Press, June 1, 2004)
    The Latin for Children, Primer B Answer Key features the actual full-size worksheets from the Latin for Children, Primer B, with answers to quizzes, exercises and worksheets in bold print.
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  • Latin for Children, Primer B Activit Book!

    Rob Baddorf, Christopher Perrin

    Paperback (Classical Academic Press, June 1, 2005)
    The Latin for Children, B Activity Book accompanies the Latin For Children Primer B, following chapter by chapter to supplement and enhance your practice of Latin vocabulary and grammar. With over one hundred pages of games, puzzles and fun, these books make mastery of the classic language a blast! Explore a mad scientist's lab, help little Billy find his way home, peruse the perfume counter, drill for oil, play cereal box puzzles, dunk your biscotti, aid the three Musketeers, go pearl diving, fish for stars, hunt for submarine wolf packs, work on the chain gang, search for pirate treasure, help mend the teddy bear... all while learning your Latin!
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  • Matisse: Painter of the Essential

    Yolande Baillet, Bernadette Theulet-Luzié, John Goodman

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Publishers, March 15, 1995)
    A girl studies the background and work of Henri Matisse
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  • Jewellery Making

    Jo Moody

    Hardcover (Apple Press, Oct. 25, 1996)
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  • Rousseau: Still Voyages

    Didier Grosjean, Claudine Roland, Francine De Boeck, John Goodman

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, March 15, 1995)
    A boy studies the background and work of the primitive French painter Henri Rousseau
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  • How to Draw and Paint People

    Angela Gair

    Hardcover (Apple Press, Oct. 25, 1991)
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  • Marc Chagall,

    Ernest Lloyd Raboff

    Hardcover (Doubleday, March 15, 1968)
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  • Michelangelo Buonarroti,

    Ernest Lloyd Raboff

    Hardcover (Doubleday, March 15, 1971)
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  • Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec,

    Ernest Lloyd Raboff

    Hardcover (Doubleday, March 15, 1970)
    A brief biographical sketch of the nineteenth-century artist accompanies examples and discussions of his works.