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Item #1-2231
Ida Weaver, and outdoor-loving, fourteen-year-old, is quite content on her family's Indiana hog farm. Sure, farm life would be easier if the two brothers who had died in infancy were now able to help her father. But she would be the farmer!
Then Father begins to wheeze. What is this strange disease that reacts to farm dusts and that secretly saps Father's strength?
And Mother? Diabetes has already undermined her health, but now her eyesight is growing worse.
Ida rebels at the disappointments, decisions, and necessary changes that take place in the family. But through each experience, loving and godly parents are guiding Ida until, like them, she finds the "eyes of [her] understanding be enlightened."
This book will help middle teenagers and older youth to relate properly to the perplexing situations and choices that they themselves will face.
Contents
- 1. Saturday Morning
- 2. Saturday Noon
- 3. Saturday Afternoon
- 4. Sunday Morning
- 5. A Rainy School Day
- 6. A Beautiful Night
- 7. A New Lease on Life
- 8. A Long Day
- 9. The Verdict
- 10. A Trip to New York
- 11. The Blind Jews
- 12. The Little Washstand
- 13. Eyes of Faith
- 14. The Heavenly Vision
- 15. Retinopathy
- 16. Waiting Room
- 17. "Anoint Thine Eyes"
- 18. The Damascus Road
- 19. Bob Enric
- 20. The Waterfall
- 21. The Funeral
- 22. Blue Leaf Falls
- 23. To the Hospital
- 24. Facing Facts
- 25. A Day at Creek Bend
- 26. Braille
- 27. Sight for the Blind
- 28. Maple Hollow School
- 29. Amazing Grace
- 30. Sky View Drive
- 31. Mysterious Way
- 32. The Greatest Blessing
Item #1-2120
Bonnie Baxter and her best friend, Bessie Small, are excited when a moving van backs up to the little old brown house on the corner. Who is moving into such an old rundown place? The summer turns out to be an exciting one, and the children learn lessons on helpfulness, kindness, and forgetting themselves for the good of others.
Item #1-2383
The Graber family has a busy growing season ahead of them, and the entire family pitches in to help. Thirteen-year-old Gloria finds herself busy in the greenhouse—restocking the racks with fresh flowers, designing attractive planters, answering customers' questions, and ringing up sales.
Each day brings its unique customers and its unique challenges. In working with many people and their varied circumstances, Gloria finds opportunities to learn valuable lessons from their lives. She soon discovers that a growing season is for more than just growing beautiful plants. It is for growing in understanding the needs of her own heart and for developing a character that is beautiful and blooming for God.
Item #1-11411-3
Workbook unit 1 for Exploring With God.
Exercises develop vocabulary and comprehension skills. The workbook ends with a unit test.
Item #1-3182
This booklet points out the value of memorization, how to teach Bible memorization, and gives a plan of Bible passages to be taught at each level from Grades 1-10. Can be used in the school or individually.
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