This book is a reminder of what is important in The Kingdom of God. You will remember that the deepest revelations of The Kingdom can be understood by a child. Speaking Kingdom language is not the 'christian-ese' that many have learned in order to sound spiritual but the beautiful languages spoken by The King of The Kingdom. The true language of Kingdom is expressed in Body Language which is best expressed in action not words. Christian, Pastor and most importantly Son Tim McDonald was reminded by The King Himself of the need to go back to the basics and learn the fundamentals of The Kingdom. As you read you will recognize the sound of the faith from which flow the riches of every revelation from God. This book is a gentle reminder on how to speak Kingdom.

Classroom Management Third Edition provides teachers with the skills to create quality-learning environments with their students, demonstrating effective instructional strategies that engage students in learning as well having the skills to respond positively to misbehaviour and de-escalate conflict. Following the Positive Learning Framework (PLF), the text offers practical strategies for working with challenging behaviours, real life examples of classroom scenarios and critical reflection activities. This edition has also been updated to address the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) Teacher Standards. Providing comprehensive coverage of early childhood, primary and secondary years, Classroom Management is a practical and engaging text that will prepare pre-service teachers for experiences in the classroom.

1848 - Superstition Mountain Wilderness, Republic of Mexico. Men work frantically in an anonymous mine pulling gold out of the ground before the territory is turned over to the United States and the precious ore is lost forever. Making their way south, Apaches attack the miners leaving a lone survivor. Present day. Jake McMasters has problems of his own. Uprooted from his life in New York City and moved to a small town in Arizona, Jake's big city background and attitude make him an easy target for the local toughs. After meeting CJ, a classmate who gets him out of a sticky situation, Jake learns the legend of the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine. When Jake finds a note, hidden away for almost a century, the two set out into the mountains to search for the long lost mine. Along the way, they come up against unscrupulous treasure hunters, a band of Indians and their mysterious leader, and the local bullies, all while trying not to arouse the suspicions of their families. Will Jake and CJ figure out the clues to the mine's location? Or will they disappear in the mountains taking the secret of the lost gold mine to their graves?

What would you do if you left home to go to the mall and two hours later woke up in a strange city a century in the past? This is how it all begins for Alfred William Mason, an ordinary 12-year old who hates history, but finds himself in the middle of an extraordinary time traveling adventure. As Alfie is hurled about through time, he gets himself involved in major events of historical significance. Along the way, he meets up with his great-grandfather as a boy, helps an immigrant family come to realize the American dream, and discovers he's tougher and more resilient than he ever imagined. While the scientists at the lab frantically work to bring him home, Alfie comes to realize even the smallest actions of the past can have far reaching implications for the future.