This comprehensive teaching guide for the Pilgrim Pastoral gives the Biblical and historical perspective and a literary study by the Principle Approach^®.

This package includes all seven Noah Plan Curriculum Guides plus Renewing the Mind for Teaching and Learning

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This newly updated in-depth study, a succinct overview of the basic method and philosophy of the Principle Approach, is fundamental in preparing you to teach and leads you to a refreshing new perspective on learning and reasoning.

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The “Rudiments of History and Government” workshop equips teachers and parents with the skill to form habits of thinking that will propel students toward their fullest expression in Christ.

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This bundle includes...

Designed as the basic study guide for Christian History of the Constitution I (CHOC I)

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The Biblical roots of the Constitution

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This bundle includes A Family Program for Reading Aloud by Rosalie J. Slater is an in-depth resource for introducing and maintaining a reading aloud literature program for your family.

Bundled with this offer is Joel, A Boy of Galilee, by Annie Fellows Johnson.

A compilation of primary source documents authenticating the Bible as a major influence on the making of the Constitution. Includes new...

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This book plants the Idea of America in the hearts and minds of Americans in each new generation.

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This autobiographical novel, the story of a loving family in New England

Teach your children the story of this real life hero, George Washington. This bundle includes...

This overview of four hundred years of American spiritual struggle and victory.

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American Dictionary of the English Language Noah Webster 1828

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The Language Mastery: Literature and Classic Grammar's basic principle is that children master language proficiently when immersed in the Bible and the classics—the earlier, the better.  Most importantly, children cultivate a Biblical worldview as they enjoy the love of language, literature, and poetry at its beLinkst.

A classic written in 1865, introducing the courageous character of the Dutch people and their struggle for civil and religious freedom.