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Hidden Riches
Read this true to life story to experience the agony of a “Swisser” family as they carry on with the conviction to move to the New World after the father dies unexpectedly. It is a story of hardship and God’s providence, of the harsh realities of life in the 1700’s and the kindness of fellow believers who help them on their journey. The rough ocean crossing is described in blunt terms, and the great joy of arriving with friends in Pennsylvania is exhilerating. This book will help us understand what our forefathers endured for the sake of religious freedom. Historical fiction, 143 pages, paper.
Hiding in the Light
Rifqa Bary. Rifqa’s parents are devout Muslims. But something in Rifqua’s heart is not satisfied, and she converts to Christianity. When her father discovers her faith in Christ, he threatens to kill her to save the family honor. This is her story of escape and faith in Jesus through many trials. [This book contains parts that require the reader to use discretion]. 226 pages; paperback; WaterBrook Press.
High Flight Reader (Grade 7)
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. 7th grade, hardcover, 464 pages, 47 stories and 44 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.)
High Flight 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, 319 pages. (You need a student textbook for the teacher; the teacher’s manual does not contain the stories.)
High Flight 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, 123 pages.
High Flight 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 lesssons 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.)
High Flight 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, 160 pages.
Hills of Zion
Pope Innocent III attempts to destroy the Albigensian movement. Two feuding brothers strive for glory and the preservation of their consciences. An Irish monk searches for God’s people. A Catholic cardinal, struggling with his church’s brutal tactics, encounters a Waldensian minister. As violence is unleashed on a horrendous scale, these people must find God’s will amidst turmoil and spiritual confusion. Witness how God leads during dire circumstances. Historical fiction. Contains realistic depictions of violence. Recommended for adults and mature youth. 302 pages; paperback.
Hills of Zion – Study Guide
The study guide will enhance the reader’s understanding of “Hills of Zion” by providing historical insights, highlighting literary ploys, and illuminating spiritual symbolism. The guide is intended for use with Bible study groups, homeschoolers, and high school literature classes. Questions for discussion follow an introduction for each chapter.
Hilltown Friends
More stories about the Martin family as well as other families in the Hilltown area. Respect and appreciation for God and His ways permeate these stories. Widely varying topics such as manners, envy, graduation, conversion, dealing with disappointment, new neighbors and death in the family are touched on. Ages 8-12; 217 pages; paper.
Hints on Child Training
This book was first published in 1890, but the basic truths of child training never become outdated. There are chapters about training a child’s faith, training a child’s self-control, training the child as a questioner, Sunday observance, courtesy, cultivating a child’s taste in reading, the value of table talk, dealing with fears, and much more. This is a well-balanced, useful book. 193 pages; paper.
His Truth Is Marching On
Takes a close look at the history of prophetic date setting and explores certain “future or fulfilled” questions regarding the coming of Elijah, the 144,000, Joel’s prophecy, and more. The chapters, “The Kingdom of God-Present or Postponed?” and “Do the Scriptures Teach a Jewish-type Millennium?” provide an interesting study regarding these controversial areas. 127 pages; paper.
