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Worldview for Kids You absolutely need to teach your children how to evaluate life with respect to world views. It is critical for social relationships and for the understanding of current events, and it is absolutely mandatory for grasping history. Your history program may or may not occasionally reference world views, but unless you purposefully make it your goal that your children understand what a world view is, they just may graduate with a disturbingly weak understanding of why wars are fought, how rulers obtain power, and how certain cultures are debased while others are glorified. Engaging Discussions and Hands-on Activities A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview is the most complete, most accessible, most child-friendly program we have ever encountered. Through engaging discussions and hands-on activities, your children will use deductive reasoning to recognize that the same set of observations can be interpreted differently based on the world view of the interpreter. Looks at Twelve of the Most Well-Known Religions and Philosophies Four fundamental world views are presented: naturalism, pantheism, monotheism, and polytheism. Contained within each of these are a variety of specific religions and philosophies; the course will be looking at twelve of the most well-known. Because each of the world views is presented matter-of-factly, it is up to you, the parent, to discuss and solidify your own family's values through the numerous Table Talk sections. Provides Answers to Questions Many Adults Have Yet to Resolve A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview uses stories and hands-on activities to graphically illustrate the differences in world views and to further simplify this complex topic. By the end of the course, your young children should be able to answer these questions: Who is man and what is his purpose? Who or what is God? Why is there evil and suffering in the world? What is truth and how is it acquired? Amazing! These are questions most adults have yet to resolve! Your Child Can Learn to Discuss World Views A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview includes a ninety-page workbook and virtually everything you will need to complete the course. Technically, this course can be completed in four lessons, but I think most families would find it more doable to divide each lesson into two to four sessions. It is hard for me to gauge ages for this one. Ten and older should readily grasp the ideas, but I would think that with a slower pace and a bit more repetition and explanation, even a six-year-old could follow the concepts and begin a routine of discerning the world view behind the motivation of all he encounters. Highly, highly recommended. From the PublisherIn four lessons, students and their families gain a solid working understanding of what worldview is, how it impacts culture and history, and its importance to their lives personally. Rather than studying individual belief systems, the guide helps students understand the basic beliefs of four worldview families. Contained within each family is a variety of specific religions and philosophies. Through learning about worldview families, specific religions and philosophies can be understood in light of their "family resemblances". This product uses hands-on activities to simplify and teach abstract concept of worldview. Students wrap up four different boxes, using unique papers that depict the basic beliefs of each worldview family. They cutout and create cardstock lenses which state in simplified terms the basic beliefs of each worldview family. The guide incorporates the use of four different stories, one fiction and three historical; to illustrate the powerful impact worldview has on the world we live in. The guide includes a eighty six-page workbook, nine pages of cardstock, precut wrapping papers and three six by six boxes. Features Publisher's Information Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 90 Binding: Spiral Consumable: Yes ** Reproducible: Yes ** Copyright: 2004 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA Faith-Based: Yes ** While the publisher gives permission to reproduce the notebook for use within your family, the kit contains additional materials such as a small box and 3D glasses. To use this kit with multiple children, you will need to either find a way to share these resources or locate comparable materials locally.

Worldview for Kids You absolutely need to teach your children how to evaluate life with respect to world views. It is critical for social relationships and for the understanding of current events, and it is absolutely mandatory for grasping history. Your history program may or may not occasionally reference world views, but unless you purposefully make it your goal that your children understand what a world view is, they just may graduate with a disturbingly weak understanding of why wars are fought, how rulers obtain power, and how certain cultures are debased while others are glorified. Engaging Discussions and Hands-on Activities A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview is the most complete, most accessible, most child-friendly program we have ever encountered. Through engaging discussions and hands-on activities, your children will use deductive reasoning to recognize that the same set of observations can be interpreted differently based on the world view of the interpreter. Looks at Twelve of the Most Well-Known Religions and Philosophies Four fundamental world views are presented: naturalism, pantheism, monotheism, and polytheism. Contained within each of these are a variety of specific religions and philosophies; the course will be looking at twelve of the most well-known. Because each of the world views is presented matter-of-factly, it is up to you, the parent, to discuss and solidify your own family's values through the numerous Table Talk sections. Provides Answers to Questions Many Adults Have Yet to Resolve A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview uses stories and hands-on activities to graphically illustrate the differences in world views and to further simplify this complex topic. By the end of the course, your young children should be able to answer these questions: Who is man and what is his purpose? Who or what is God? Why is there evil and suffering in the world? What is truth and how is it acquired? Amazing! These are questions most adults have yet to resolve! Your Child Can Learn to Discuss World Views A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview includes a ninety-page workbook and virtually everything you will need to complete the course. Technically, this course can be completed in four lessons, but I think most families would find it more doable to divide each lesson into two to four sessions. It is hard for me to gauge ages for this one. Ten and older should readily grasp the ideas, but I would think that with a slower pace and a bit more repetition and explanation, even a six-year-old could follow the concepts and begin a routine of discerning the world view behind the motivation of all he encounters. Highly, highly recommended.
From the Publisher In four lessons, students and their families gain a solid working understanding of what worldview is, how it impacts culture and history, and its importance to their lives personally. Rather than studying individual belief systems, the guide helps students understand the basic beliefs of four worldview families. Contained within each family is a variety of specific religions and philosophies. Through learning about worldview families, specific religions and philosophies can be understood in light of their "family resemblances".
This product uses hands-on activities to simplify and teach abstract concept of worldview. Students wrap up four different boxes, using unique papers that depict the basic beliefs of each worldview family. They cutout and create cardstock lenses which state in simplified terms the basic beliefs of each worldview family.
The guide incorporates the use of four different stories, one fiction and three historical; to illustrate the powerful impact worldview has on the world we live in.
The guide includes a eighty six-page workbook, nine pages of cardstock, precut wrapping papers and three six by six boxes. 
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Publisher's Information Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 90 Binding: Spiral Consumable: Yes ** Reproducible: Yes ** Copyright: 2004 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA Faith-Based: Yes ** While the publisher gives permission to reproduce the notebook for use within your family, the kit contains additional materials such as a small box and 3D glasses. To use this kit with multiple children, you will need to either find a way to share these resources or locate comparable materials locally.

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Secret of the Scribe - Engaging Thinkers Historical Novel View a sample of Secret Of The Scribe This novel about a young slave girl who risks an escape from serving a Sumerian queen is an excellent follow-up to A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview. This is the first novel in a series of four Engaging Thinkers Historical Novels. Written for fifth- through eighth-grade students, but we strongly encourage you to read them aloud to promote thoughtful family discussions. A highly recommended Christian Reader's Guide is now available separately! Features Author: Jennifer Johnson Garrity Pages: 118, Binding: Paperback Copyright: 2008 ISBN: 978-0-9770704-5-9 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA

Secret of the Scribe - Engaging Thinkers Historical Novel View a sample of <a href="http://www.brimwoodpress.com/secretscribesample.pdf" target="new">Secret Of The Scribe</a> This novel about a young slave girl who risks an escape from serving a Sumerian queen is an excellent follow-up to A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview. This is the first novel in a series of four <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Engaging_Thinkers_Set_of_4_Historical_Novels_p/282-400.htm">Engaging Thinkers Historical Novels</a>. Written for fifth- through eighth-grade students, but we strongly encourage you to read them aloud to promote thoughtful family discussions. A highly recommended <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Christian_Theology_and_Ancient_Polytheism_p/282-200.htm">Christian Reader's Guide</a> is now available separately! 
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Author: Jennifer Johnson Garrity Pages: 118, Binding: Paperback Copyright: 2008 ISBN: 978-0-9770704-5-9 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA

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A Comparative Study of Christian Theology and Ancient PolytheismOften what is new in the homeschool market is just a dusting-off of what is old–a new cover, a new typeset, a tweak here, a nip there. But Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is truly like nothing I have seen in all my twenty-plus years in the homeschool market. Focuses on Four Critical Worldview Questions This nine-month curriculum compares and contrasts ancient Near Eastern myths–lies, if you will–with Old Testament stories. Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is the Christian reader's guide for the Sumerian novel Secret of the Scribe. It focuses on four critical worldview questions–Who is God? What is He like? Who is man? What is his purpose?–and why the answers to those questions matter. Gain a Deeper Understanding of Christian Theology Through the study, your child will gain a richer awareness of the magnificence of the Gospel. Ultimately, the goal is your child's deeper understanding of Christian theology. While Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism begins with your child reading paraphrased versions of pagan myths, by the completion of the course he will have read the very texts that college professors use to discredit the Bible. He will also see how the mistaken beliefs and temptations of the ancients have profound relevance even today. Heavy stuff, but all within the grasp of even a ten-year-old. Highly recommended. The worldview expressed both in the novel and in the historical setting provides a spring board for discussion and reflection. Please Note: The Engaging Thinkers Historical Novel Secret of the Scribe (available separately) is required. From the Publisher Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism (CTAP) is a nine month curriculum that compares and contrasts ancient Near Eastern myths with Old Testament stories to teach Christian theology. Through this in-depth study of the ancient struggle with idolatry, students gain a compelling view of the uniqueness, coherence, and beauty of the Christian faith. The student is engaged in a journey that reveals just where the ideas of ancient polytheism and Christian monotheism lead. Along the way, they will discover that the misconceptions and temptations of the ancients have profound relevance for youth of the twenty-first century. CTAP enables young people to grasp the grand narrative of God's Word and to recognize its central plot, characters and themes. This literary approach combined with the method of comparison and contrast cultivates higher level thinking skills and gives students a rudder with which to navigate the sea of competing ideas. CTAP is the Christian reader's guide to Secret of the Scribe and contrasts the worldview of both the novel and its historical setting (ancient Mesopotamia) with Christianity. As a comparative theology arising out of a historical narrative, CTAP facilitates explanation of Christian belief within a setting that shows the student why these beliefs matter. It is our prayer that CTAP will be the parent's tool to train hearts and minds for Him. Features Sample Pages Comparison Chart Forms Course Overview Publisher's Information Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 284 Copyright: 2009 ISBN: 9780977070473 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA

A Comparative Study of Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism Often what is new in the homeschool market is just a dusting-off of what is old–a new cover, a new typeset, a tweak here, a nip there. But Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is truly like nothing I have seen in all my twenty-plus years in the homeschool market. Focuses on Four Critical Worldview Questions This nine-month curriculum compares and contrasts ancient Near Eastern myths–lies, if you will–with Old Testament stories. Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is the Christian reader's guide for the Sumerian novel <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Secret_of_the_Scribe_p/282-125.htm">Secret of the Scribe</a>. It focuses on four critical worldview questions–Who is God? What is He like? Who is man? What is his purpose?–and why the answers to those questions matter. Gain a Deeper Understanding of Christian Theology Through the study, your child will gain a richer awareness of the magnificence of the Gospel. Ultimately, the goal is your child's deeper understanding of Christian theology. While Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism begins with your child reading paraphrased versions of pagan myths, by the completion of the course he will have read the very texts that college professors use to discredit the Bible. He will also see how the mistaken beliefs and temptations of the ancients have profound relevance even today. Heavy stuff, but all within the grasp of even a ten-year-old. Highly recommended.
The worldview expressed both in the novel and in the historical setting provides a spring board for discussion and reflection. Please Note: The Engaging Thinkers Historical Novel <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Secret_of_the_Scribe_p/282-125.htm">Secret of the Scribe</a> (available separately) is required.
From the Publisher
 Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism (CTAP) is a nine month curriculum that compares and contrasts ancient Near Eastern myths with Old Testament stories to teach Christian theology.
Through this in-depth study of the ancient struggle with idolatry, students gain a compelling view of the uniqueness, coherence, and beauty of the Christian faith. The student is engaged in a journey that reveals just where the ideas of ancient polytheism and Christian monotheism lead. Along the way, they will discover that the misconceptions and temptations of the ancients have profound relevance for youth of the twenty-first century.
CTAP enables young people to grasp the grand narrative of God's Word and to recognize its central plot, characters and themes. This literary approach combined with the method of comparison and contrast cultivates higher level thinking skills and gives students a rudder with which to navigate the sea of competing ideas.
CTAP is the Christian reader's guide to Secret of the Scribe and contrasts the worldview of both the novel and its historical setting (ancient Mesopotamia) with Christianity. As a comparative theology arising out of a historical narrative, CTAP facilitates explanation of Christian belief within a setting that shows the student why these beliefs matter. It is our prayer that CTAP will be the parent's tool to train hearts and minds for Him.
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Publisher's Information Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 284 Copyright: 2009 ISBN: 9780977070473 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA

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Includes Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism, A Young Historian's Introduction to World View, Engaging Thinkers - Set of 4 Historical Novels and Conversations from the Garden. Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism Often what is new in the homeschool market is just a dusting-off of what is old–a new cover, a new typeset, a tweak here, a nip there. But Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is truly like nothing I have seen in all my twenty-plus years in the homeschool market. This nine-month curriculum compares and contrasts ancient Near Eastern myths–lies, if you will–with Old Testament stories. Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is the Christian reader's guide for the Sumerian novel Secret of the Scribe. It focuses on four critical worldview questions–who is God and what is He like, and who is man and what is his purpose–and why the answers to those questions matter. Highly Recommended! Through the study, your child will gain a richer awareness of the magnificence of the Gospel. Ultimately, the goal is your child's deeper understanding of Christian theology. While Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism begins with your child reading paraphrased versions of pagan myths, by the completion of the course he will have read the very texts that college professors use to discredit the Bible. He will also see how the mistaken beliefs and temptations of the ancients have profound relevance even today. Heavy stuff, but all within the grasp of even a ten-year-old. Highly recommended. A Young Historian's Introduction to World View You absolutely need to teach your children how to evaluate life with respect to world views. It is critical for social relationships and for the understanding of current events, and it is absolutely mandatory for grasping history. Your history program may or may not occasionally reference world views, but unless you purposefully make it your goal that your children understand what a world view is, they just may graduate with a disturbingly weak understanding of why wars are fought, how rulers obtain power, and how certain cultures are debased while others are glorified. A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview is the most complete, most accessible, most child-friendly program we have ever encountered. Through engaging discussions and hands-on activities, your children will use deductive reasoning to recognize that the same set of observations can be interpreted differently based on the world view of the interpreter. Four fundamental world views are presented: Naturalism, pantheism, monotheism, and polytheism. Contained within each of these are a variety of specific religions and philosophies; the course will be looking at twelve of the most well-known. Because each of the world views is presented matter-of-factly, it is up to you, the parent, to discuss and solidify your own family's values through the numerous Table Talk sections. A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview uses stories and hands-on activities to graphically illustrate the differences in world views and to further simplify this complex topic. By the end of the course, your young children should be able to answer these questions: Who is man and what is his purpose? Who or what is God? Why is there evil and suffering in the world? What is truth and how is it acquired? Amazing! These are questions most adults have yet to resolve! A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview includes a ninety-page workbook and virtually everything you will need to complete the course. Technically, this course can be completed in four lessons, but I think most families would find it more doable to divide each lesson into two to four sessions. It is hard for me to gauge ages for this one. Ten and older should readily grasp the ideas, but I would think that with a slower pace and a bit more repetition and explanation, even a six-year-old could follow the concepts and begin a routine of discerning the world view behind the motivation of all he encounters. Highly, highly recommended. Engaging Thinkers - Set of 4 Historical Novels Excellent follow-up to A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview, this series includes four novels, one for each of the chronological periods of history: Ancient, medieval, early modern, and modern, each entailing one of the four world views: Polytheism, monotheism, naturalism, and pantheism. Written for fifth- through eighth-grade students, but we strongly encourage you to read them aloud to promote thoughtful family discussions. Young slave girl serving a Sumerian queen risks an escape. Rejecting the career of a doctor, this Spanish Jew seeks another dream. How will this young maid in Paris during the French Revolution survive? Schoolboy in Japanese-occupied Korea during World War II delves into the murky unknown. Features Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism Publisher's Information Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 284 Copyright: 2009 ISBN: 9780977070473 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA A Young Historian's Introduction to World View Publisher's Information Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 90 Binding: Spiral Consumable: Yes ** Reproducible: Yes ** Copyright: 2004 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA Engaging Thinkers - Set of 4 Historical Novels Publisher's Information Author: Jennifer Johnson Garrity Pages: 118, 154, 148, 134 Binding: Paperback Copyright: 2008 ISBN: 978-0-9770704-5-9, 978-0-9770704-3-5, 978-0-9770704-6-6, 978-0-9770704-4-2 Publisher: Brimwood Made In: USA Conversations from the Garden Author: Marcia Harris Brim Pages: 33 Binding: Paperback Copyright: 2008 ** While the publisher gives permission to reproduce the notebook for use within your family, the kit contains additional materials such as a small box and 3D glasses. To use this kit with multiple children, you will need to either find a way to share these resources or locate comparable materials locally.

Includes <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Christian_Theology_and_Ancient_Polytheism_p/282-200.htm">Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism</a>, <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/A_Young_Historian_s_Introduction_to_World_View_p/282-100.htm">A Young Historian's Introduction to World View</a>, <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Engaging_Thinkers_Set_of_4_Historical_Novels_p/282-400.htm">Engaging Thinkers - Set of 4 Historical Novels</a> and Conversations from the Garden. 
Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism 	
Often what is new in the homeschool market is just a dusting-off of what is old–a new cover, a new typeset, a tweak here, a nip there. But Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is truly like nothing I have seen in all my twenty-plus years in the homeschool market.
 
This nine-month curriculum compares and contrasts ancient Near Eastern myths–lies, if you will–with Old Testament stories. Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism is the Christian reader's guide for the Sumerian novel Secret of the Scribe. It focuses on four critical worldview questions–who is God and what is He like, and who is man and what is his purpose–and why the answers to those questions matter. 
Highly Recommended! 
Through the study, your child will gain a richer awareness of the magnificence of the Gospel. Ultimately, the goal is your child's deeper understanding of Christian theology. While Christian Theology and Ancient Polytheism begins with your child reading paraphrased versions of pagan myths, by the completion of the course he will have read the very texts that college professors use to discredit the Bible. He will also see how the mistaken beliefs and temptations of the ancients have profound relevance even today. Heavy stuff, but all within the grasp of even a ten-year-old. Highly recommended.
 
A Young Historian's Introduction to World View
You absolutely need to teach your children how to evaluate life with respect to world views. It is critical for social relationships and for the understanding of current events, and it is absolutely mandatory for grasping history. Your history program may or may not occasionally reference world views, but unless you purposefully make it your goal that your children understand what a world view is, they just may graduate with a disturbingly weak understanding of why wars are fought, how rulers obtain power, and how certain cultures are debased while others are glorified. 
A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview is the most complete, most accessible, most child-friendly program we have ever encountered. Through engaging discussions and hands-on activities, your children will use deductive reasoning to recognize that the same set of observations can be interpreted differently based on the world view of the interpreter.
 
Four fundamental world views are presented: Naturalism, pantheism, monotheism, and polytheism. Contained within each of these are a variety of specific religions and philosophies; the course will be looking at twelve of the most well-known. Because each of the world views is presented matter-of-factly, it is up to you, the parent, to discuss and solidify your own family's values through the numerous Table Talk sections. 
A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview uses stories and hands-on activities to graphically illustrate the differences in world views and to further simplify this complex topic. By the end of the course, your young children should be able to answer these questions: Who is man and what is his purpose? Who or what is God? Why is there evil and suffering in the world? What is truth and how is it acquired? Amazing! These are questions most adults have yet to resolve!
 
A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview includes a ninety-page workbook and virtually everything you will need to complete the course. Technically, this course can be completed in four lessons, but I think most families would find it more doable to divide each lesson into two to four sessions. It is hard for me to gauge ages for this one. Ten and older should readily grasp the ideas, but I would think that with a slower pace and a bit more repetition and explanation, even a six-year-old could follow the concepts and begin a routine of discerning the world view behind the motivation of all he encounters. Highly, highly recommended. 
Engaging Thinkers - Set of 4 Historical Novels
Excellent follow-up to A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview, this series includes four novels, one for each of the chronological periods of history: Ancient, medieval, early modern, and modern, each entailing one of the four world views: Polytheism, monotheism, naturalism, and pantheism. Written for fifth- through eighth-grade students, but we strongly encourage you to read them aloud to promote thoughtful family discussions. 
<li>Young slave girl serving a Sumerian queen risks an escape.
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<li>Rejecting the career of a doctor, this Spanish Jew seeks another dream.
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<li>How will this young maid in Paris during the French Revolution survive?
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<li>Schoolboy in Japanese-occupied Korea during World War II delves into the murky unknown.</li> <div class="product-single__features-title">Features</div> <div>
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<li>Author: Marcia Harris Brim
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<li>Pages: 284
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<li>Copyright: 2009
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<li>ISBN: 9780977070473
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<li>Publisher: Brimwood
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<li>Made In: USA 
 
A Young Historian's Introduction to World View
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<li>Publisher's Information
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<li>Author: Marcia Harris Brim
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<li>Pages: 90
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<li>Binding: Spiral
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<li>Consumable: Yes **
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<li>Reproducible: Yes **
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<li>Copyright: 2004
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<li>Publisher: Brimwood
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<li>Made In: USA
 
Engaging Thinkers - Set of 4 Historical Novels
Publisher's Information
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<li>Author: Jennifer Johnson Garrity
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<li>Pages: 118, 154, 148, 134
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<li>Binding: Paperback
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<li>Copyright: 2008
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<li>ISBN: 978-0-9770704-5-9, 978-0-9770704-3-5, 978-0-9770704-6-6, 978-0-9770704-4-2
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<li>Publisher: Brimwood
</li>
<li>Made In: USA 
 
Conversations from the Garden
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<li>Author: Marcia Harris Brim</li>
<li>Pages: 33</li>
<li>Binding: Paperback</li>
<li>Copyright: 2008</li>
 
** While the publisher gives permission to reproduce the notebook for use within your family, the kit contains additional materials such as a small box and 3D glasses. To use this kit with multiple children, you will need to either find a way to share these resources or locate comparable materials locally.

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