From plowing fields to harvesting crops, tractors do important farm work. This low-level title teaches beginning readers about the parts of a tractor and the jobs that they do through literacy-focused text and crisp photos. Features including a diagram and labeled photos support and clarify the text. This engaging title will help students grow in their independent reading!
Up for almost any job, a tractor is a dependable farmhand. This field machine plows, plants, and bales hay, among other things. It also lets many different pieces of farm equipment hitch a ride. The powerful tractors rolling through this book will pull along beginning readers.
These machines are very important in keeping a farm running smoothly. A tractor pulls other machines through the field. Plow through this book as a tractor pulls a plow, a planter, or a mower.
From freight carriers to passenger transports, trains have chugged along throughout history. Over time, these traveling machines have advanced and picked up speed. The fastest bullet trains of today zoom around at more than 300 miles per hour! This book will have young readers calling “all aboard!”
All aboard! Trains carry people and cargo to faraway places. This low-level title introduces these powerful machines to students just starting to read independently. Features highlight the parts of a train and different types of trains to engage readers and reinforce content. This fun title is sure to start beginning readers on the right track!
All aboard! There are all different kinds of trains that accomplish various tasks. Speed along with a bullet train, go underground with a subway train, or hop aboard a freight train as it transports goods.
Still struggling from the effects of an abusive relationship?
- If you're feeling heartbroken over one particular individual and this heartache has been going on for a weirdly long time
- If you are “stuck” on one person in your life, if you feel you are trauma-bonded to an individual and can’t move past feeling heartbroken over them, then this book is for you.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- You continue to be fixated on people who hurt you and who are no longer in your life.
- You crave contact with someone who has hurt you and who you know will cause you more pain.
- You continue to revolve around people who you know are taking advantage of you or exploiting you.
- You are committed to remaining loyal to someone who has betrayed you, even though their actions indicate few signs of change.
- You are desperate to be understood, validated, or needed by those who have indicated they do not care about you.
Here's a little sneak preview of what you’ll get:
- 4 Ways to know if you have been trauma bonded
- 10 Healing questions to ask yourself
- The most dangerous effect of trauma bonding on your brain and how to fix it
- The first step you need to know before starting your healing journey
- The brutal truth you don’t want to hear to break the trauma bond
- How to understand if you are in love or you are in trauma
- How to start feeling safe with yourself
- How to resolve Heartache and Obsession and move on
- How to overcome negative emotions ( Anger, hate, fear, anxiety .. )
I can’t promise you that reading to this book is going to be a “total cure”, but I can promise that if you APPLY YOURSELF DILIGENTLY, take notes, read and re-read the chapters, you will feel an instant decrease in anxiety within the first couple of days and should see huge improvements within the first week or two.
A travel journal is a terrific way to capture travel memories and keep them forever. Our ability to recall these special times is so unreliable that, naturally, we want to record them so we can revisit them, over and over. What about other memories-the ones we make when we visit family or old friends? Or the old forgotten stories that our relatives tell us? Those nuggets that we don't think we will ever forget but, sadly, we do? What about securing a place for them by recording them in your travel journal? Imagine you are taking your children or spouse to visit relatives that they have not met before, perhaps to see a cousin or an elderly aunt. Before you leave home, you take out an old photo album and look at pictures of you and your relatives when you were little. There you are, standing near your parents, aunts, uncles, or cousins. Your kids want to know about these people, and you tell them the stories that spring to mind. Today's story is tomorrow's memory-if we can remember it. Travel journals ensure that we will. Our stories are part of what makes a family or a community. If we don't preserve them, they die when the storytellers die. If we want to keep telling our stories, then we need to be able to remember them. The best way to remember them is to record them. Your travel journal is both a bridge to the past and the key to the future.
"A pilot flies her plane, plane, plane"...The fun poem is read aloud then sung along with other catchy songs about places and things that go!
Traveling Tunes is great for your kids to listen to on long trips!
