EVOLVE is a six-level English course that gets students speaking with confidence. This interleaved Teacher's Edition with Test Generator Level 6 provides page-for-page teaching notes corresponding with the Student's Book. It includes answer keys for the Student's Book and Workbook, plus photocopiable worksheets for further practice of grammar, vocabulary, and speaking. A teacher development syllabus is woven throughout, providing opportunities to incorporate new teaching techniques in an easy and time-efficient way. In addition, suggested readings offer teachers the opportunity to expand their knowledge of the theories behind each technique. Test Generator provides ready-made unit tests, mid-level and end of level tests, in addition to a test-generating tool for creating bespoke tests.

I AM With You Always was written for children with critical health concerns. The rhyming text will captivate the child while the story and Scripture gives peace, comfort and strength. Illustrated by Jeffrey Duckworth, the illustrations are fun and colorful. Each page is fully colored with lovable characters that perhaps share the same struggles the reader is facing. Written for His Shining Stars, a ministry for critically ill children and published by His Little Ones Ministry, this book is certain to bring not only the child, but parents, siblings and friends, encouragement and comfort. It has a dedication and presentation page, and includes an inside page where the child's name can be personalized. It is certain to make any child feel "unique and special as each shining star."

I AM With You Always was written for children with critical health concerns. The rhyming text will captivate the child while the story and Scripture gives peace, comfort and strength. Illustrated by Jeffrey Duckworth, the illustrations are fun and colorful. Each page is fully colored with lovable characters that perhaps share the same struggles the reader is facing. Written for His Shining Stars, a ministry for critically ill children and published by His Little Ones Ministry, this book is certain to bring not only the child, but parents, siblings and friends, encouragement and comfort. It has a dedication and presentation page, and includes an inside page where the child's name can be personalized. It is certain to make any child feel "unique and special as each shining star."

A folk pottery pilgrimage that finds a southern art form at a crossroads. Traveling the back roads of North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, Charles R. Mack spent the summer of 1981 talking with the potters who produced the face jugs, mugs, and plates that had skyrocketed in popularity in the late 1970s and collecting examples of their wares. He was, in effect, taking the pulse of a southern folkway on the brink of transition. With the benefit of a quarter century of hindsight, Mack has now gathered these interviews into ""Talking with the Turners"", a single volume that documents the world of southern pottery as it shifted from the production of utilitarian wares to the aesthetic realm of folk art. In their own words the turners, most of whom are now deceased, explain what it means to be a potter, to be part of a profession that passes from generation to generation, to experiment with new designs while continuing to produce traditional forms of ceramics. Arranged thematically, the interviews emerge as an open dialogue among the participants - the type of backroom shoptalk that collectors and scholars are rarely privileged to share. In addition to the centerpiece interviews - many of which are also featured on an accompanying audio CD - Mack includes numerous color and black-and-white photographs of the potters, their shops, and their wares. Mack's extensive commentary sets these particular potters in the context of the larger American ceramics tradition, explains pottery techniques, and summarizes recent changes in pottery making. ""Talking with the Turners"" is augmented by an introduction by Lynn Robertson, director of the McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina, and a foreword by William R. Ferris, the founding director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi.

Written for children with critical health concerns, this book brings comfort through selective Scripture passages and characters that are facing many of the same health concerns. The rhyming text and colorful illustrations touch the hearts of the readers. The English version has been a joy and comfort to many children and their parents . . . After many requests for the Spanish version, we pray this one will reach as many in the same way.