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Where the Red Fern Grows Novel Study Guide by Progeny Press
This is a book of reproducible worksheets designed to be used while reading the novel. One copy per classroom. This book includes a thorough set of comprehension questions and vocabulary work. At the back of the book is a list of resources for additional learning. For grades 5 – 7, 55 pages, paperback.
Where Two Seas Met
In this book of short devotional stories, you will enjoy reading about the heron that seemed to say thanks and the lessons to be learned from sturgeon fishing. Each story includes a lesson for life and can be incorporated into family worship and school devotionals. 67 stories; 224 pages; paper.
Whistle-Stop West (Beyond the Orphan Train Book 2)
Beyond the Orphan Train Series Book 2. After a year at Briarlane Christian Children’s Home, the four Cooper children are headed west on the Orphan Train. One by one the other children are adopted by families who live along the route. Read about the many new experiences, and ponder with Ethan what sort of family awaits at the end of the journey. Ages 9-14; 180 pages; paper.
White Horse to Bucharest
He who has not seen Bucharest, nor ridden upon a white horse, knows not what is beautiful in this world. — Romanian Proverb. When Christian Service International sent Lee and Vila Gingerich to Romania as humanitarian workers, they expected a positive experience, but they never guessed how much the country would teach them. Through this collection of over seventy short stories, let Romania steal your heart as it did theirs. 263 pages; paperback.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
One of Thornton Burgess’s delightful children’s stories, written in the early 1900s. There are 32 titles available. These books are good reading for children, and adults will also enjoy them! They may be ordered individually, or the full set may be purchased at a discount. This book has 95 pages. Paper.
Why God Why
“God, I just can’t understand why I pray but nothing changes.” “Why don’t you give me a family?” “Why did my loved one die even though we thought we had claimed your healing power?” “Why is there so much evil all around me?” “Do you really love me, God?” If your heart ponders these or other questions about God, this little book is for you. 110 pages; paperback.
Why I Couldn’t Fight
The author uses many of his experiences as a conscientious objector in military camps during World War I to explain his beliefs about fighting and using force. This is a personal testimony and a scriptural teaching on the Christian’s response to government, war, and personal offenses. 86 pages; paperback.
Wide Open Road: Sunny California to the Northland of Alberta
This is the story of John Toews as he journeys through life. This book records boyhood adventures, spiritual awareness, the draft years, and challenges and joys in adult life. Share in the humor and tears as you travel with John and his family on the wide open road. Paperback; 247 pages.
Wide Open Windows Reader (Grade 5)
Originally published in Canada, mid 1900s, as the Copp-Clark reading program; reprinted by W.W.P.P.S. Stories teach morals tastefully. Various settings from all over the world are represented. Some stories include Canadian history. See the Approved Textbook List for an overview. 5th grade, hardcover, 462 pages, 34 stories and 20 poems, black and white illustrations, glossary, word list, Canadian/American spelling differences. (You need a student textbook for the teacher; the teacher’s book does not contain the stories.)
Wide Open Windows Teacher’s Manual
This teacher’s manual is an integral part of the course. Part 1 is an overview of the purposes of teaching reading and of how to do it. Every teacher should study Part 1 in this manual before beginning to teach. Part 2 is the lesson plans. Background information and warm-up ideas are given for each story, as well as discussion suggestions and extra activities. Hardcover, 260 pages. (You need a student textbook for the teacher; the teacher’s manual does not contain the stories.)
Wide Open Windows Vocabulary and Comprehension
This vocabulary and comprehension book introduces new or unfamiliar words used in the stories in the reader. New words are taught and used in context. By learning the words first, the student will have a better grasp of what the story is saying. There are two vocabulary pages per story, and each lesson is divided into five parts. The back of the book contains the comprehension questions to be answered after reading each story. Consumable, paperback, 110 pages.
Wide Open Windows Vocabulary Answer Key
This teacher edition of the vocabulary and comprehension book is a copy of the student book with the answers for the vocabulary lessons filled in. It includes reproducible tests to be given after every 5th lesson. This book also provides pronunciation help for words that may not be familiar. (The comprehension questions answer key is a separate component of this course.)
Wide Open Windows Workbook
This workbook contains seat work and exercises designed to build many types of reading skills. The work in this book is not directly connected to the reader story, but rather expands student understanding into areas beyond what is contained in the reader. Ten speed tests and ten comprehension tests are included. Please see the Approved Textbook List description for more information. Consumable workbook, paperback, 156 pages.
