All books using the keywords: Carla Estell

Backyard Evangelism Reaching America – one neighborhood at a time. When we moved to Georgia our children were 5, 3, and 1. We found a ranch house in a small, quiet neighborhood. Our backyard quickly became the neighborhood playground. During our 11 years there we established several fun traditions which God used to reach many of our neighbors. This is a how to book. In its pages you will find all you need from coloring books to costume patterns so that you to can have a party with a purpose. Not only can they be great memory making traditions for your family, they can also bring your neighbors together and provide opportunity for fellowship and evangelism. When we sold our home ...

This math flip chart teaches place value of 1's, 10's and 100's using pictures of single grapes, clusters of grapes and grape vines. With the purchase of this book you will not only have one large place value flip chart suitable for use at the front of a classroom but also the pages needed to assemble ten smaller flip charts. The concept of the value of a numeral changing depending on its location within a three digit number can be very confusing for a child. But as they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words". By using the flip chart a child will easily see the difference between 24 and 42. They will be able to discover what comes before and after 36. The charts can also be used for ...

This is a book of flip charts. It contains one large chart and the pages needed to assemble 10 smaller charts. Making it perfect for a classroom. Sometimes it is difficult for a child to remember the sounds represented by each letter. The Art of Reading Flip Chart, which has a picture associated with each letter, will enable them to start reading even if all the letters are not yet mastered. It was specifically designed for dyslexic children, but will speed along the reading process for any child. The dyslexic brain has an art easel rather than a chalkboard. They see pictures not words so a d,b,p,and q will be hard to distinguish. With the flip chart each letter has a picture which will ...

Math can be hard both for the learner and the teacher. But, help is here. Patterns and manipulatives are the key to understanding math. Throw in a few tricks of the trade and math becomes very doable. In the pages of Get it? Got It! Great! you will find all that you need to assemble a Place Value Flip Chart, Slide and See for telling time and many simplified ways of explaining math concepts - from addition to division. Help your child see the answers to both addition and subtraction without having to count. This book along with a few packs of flashcards and workbooks is all you and your child need for K - 3rd grade. But, if you choose to use a set curriculum, you will find help here w ...

Art of Reading is the how to book for teaching any child to read. From letter recognition to sentence diagraming this book will walk you through every step of the way. It not only contains the pages need to assemble a reading flip chart, to get your child started down the path to reading, but also has twenty spelling lists on cut apart spelling flashcards with easy to understand phonetic rules. Every child is unique. They will all learn at a different rate. While one child may only need 2 weeks on one step, another may need 2 months or even 2 years. But, these steps will work. you can teach your child to read and read well. Be patient, praise each achievement, and together let's gui ...

The Day the Letters had Their say is a fun way to learn the "why" behind the phonics rules. It is easier to remember a rule when there is a good reason for it. The reasoning in this book may not be totally accurate - but it sure will be easy to remember. For instance, why do you change the "i" to a "y" when adding "es" to baby? Y loves being at the end of a word, but hates to be squished by a suffix. So come along with your child and join the letters in court as they work out the spelling rules with Judge Webster. On a side note - this book is not meant to be read all at once. Just a few pages a day or even once a week will suffice. The letters tackle the rules one at a time, and so s ...

"Turning Phonics into Funix" is a collection of short stories and oneliners which will help your child remember the harder phonics rules and tricky spelling patterns. The name says it all. Written as the companion book to "The Day the Letters Had Their Say" in which the personified letters decide to make up stories to help them remember their sounds and spellings. These are the stories written by the letters. Not only will your kids love the stories, they will remember the phonics. And, they will learn to unleash their own creativity as they learn that learning can be fun.