It's time to move, and the Honeypie family is preparing for the changes that this brings. This book is focused on the experiences children face when they are moving. Children can develop a high level of anxiety when they have to leave their friends, their comfort zone and their "world". Through the proper guidance of an understanding and friendly person, Miss Annie the REALTOR¨, they become involved in the moving process and learn of the "wonderful world of real estate" at the same time.

Language is an instinct, reading is not. A baby’s brain is all wired up and ready to go for sounds and speech, but not for letters and writing. The First Steps to Reading will guide you through the stages of your child’s development and show how to get your toddler ready for reading by focusing on what comes naturally.When should you begin to teach your child to read? As soon as possible, but save the flashcards for later. This book is filled with ideas for creative learning throug...

The first part of this book tells a story about Megan, whose family grows apples to sell at the local market. But when a storm destroys the "huge, twisty apple tree" in her garden, Megan has to figure out a way to fix things and make everyone happy again.Part II is a resource for parents and teachers to explain the financial messages in Megan’s story to younger readers. It includes questions about Megan’s storyand also suggests interactive activities to help children to develop a d...

Every child wants to learn to read, but sometimes our educational system can take the fun out of it, or worse yet, make him feel like a failure.Happy Fluent Readers will help you teach your little one to love reading. It guides you step-by-step through the stages of teaching reading, with an emphasis on creativity.Whether you are homeschooling or not, you are still the most important person in your child’s education, and you can raise her to love reading, e...

This book contains the perfect approach to teaching the young person (i.e. probably from ages one to twenty one) in such a way that they will grasp proper knowledge and understanding of whatever you seek to teach them especially in the direction of ways to handle life's issues. Young persons can read it for themselves as it is teachable for them directly.It shows ways of making young persons fall in line in being who they ought to be without loosing their sense of individuality.

When Mr. Neill was correcting the proofs of The Problem Child, he realized suddenly that he had written the wrong book. “There isn’t a problem child,” he said, “there is only a problem parent.” That was some years ago, and then he had no time to tell the problem parent what he thought of him . . . and her. Now the book of the parent has been written. Mr. Neill has been called the only genius in modern education. The Problem Parent is a wi...

Annie Ant lives with her mum, dad and 382 brothers and sisters. Annie is the middle child... born number 191 in the family... and has some very stormy questions... Annie didn’t understand what storms were and why they made such a big noise. Where did they come from and where did they go? And is there a place where storms go to hide? Determined to lift this dark cloud of confusion, Annie decides today is the day to find the answers and learn who holds the key to the storm th...