Features a variety of photocopiable activities to develop visual discrimination, listening comprehension and memory skills. This title offers detailed teacher information pages that develop vital learning and life skills. It includes record sheets for each pupil.
Mattie McCracken lives in a small fishing village on the coast of Maine and with her dog "TuTu," she finds adventure wherever she goes. Her interest in China leads her to more interesting experiences and her confidence and optimism make her an inspiration to young readers.
Phoenix is the third historical novel by Maine native Jean Edwards. This story is woven around life in the late nineteenth century following the gold rush to the west. The railroads had just opened their lines from coast to coast. The adventure begins in obscure Maine woodlands, travels across the Mississippi and reaches the western mountains. The characters arise from disappointment and defeat to new beginnings. As with her previous novels, "The Glove" and "Mercy, Merci," poetry, (including three sonnets), is scattered throughout to amplify drama or add humor.
"On The Wings of Eagles" explores the relationship established between the natives of New England and the pilgrims who crossed the Atlantic in search of new lands. The newcomers assumed supremacy, and their greed, along with the introduction of devastating illnesses, resulted in the near annihilation of the Indian Nation. In spite of such an uncomfortable atmosphere, some friendships prevailed. The treatment of the naturals of North America will forever be a mark of shame on those who confiscated their land and damaged the culture of a proud people. This is Ms. Edward's fifth Maine based novel. She is a Maine native who makes her novels come alive with the use of poetry to enhance the story lines. Her works also include poetry books and children's adventure books. Copies are available at www.xlibris.com , Amazon, and as E books.
With the adventures of the tribal founder burning in his mind, Echo Raven chooses to leave his home village in Nova Scotia to follow the map left by his great grandfather, Eye of Crow. Although his dream to retrace his great grandfather's travels seemed to be an easily attainable achievement, the unknown quickly caught up with him. Without his great strength and intellect he would not have survived the rigors of the sea, the weather and the unsavory characters plotting against him. His abilities and fortitude are severely tested.
"""Quiltmaster"" is the life story of an aged heiress living in a mansion in Bar Harbor, Maine. As she sews her quilt she relates her past adventures to her young nurse-companion, Cecelia. Romance and intrigue abound as the characters search for fulfillment of their dreams."
The book provides an in-depth exploration of the HLTA's role in delivering the curriculum and supporting students in Primary English. It includes references to the National Curriculum, National Literacy Strategy, and HLTA Standards, enhancing its educational value. Additionally, the content features case studies, practical tasks, and clear summaries, making it a comprehensive resource for those involved in primary education.
The collection features poetry paired with stunning photographs of Maine wildflowers, celebrating the vibrant blooms that emerge after the harsh winter. It aims to deepen the reader's understanding and appreciation of the state's diverse flora, showcasing the beauty and resilience of these plants as they flourish in the warmer months.