The “Making Words” Language Arts Activity Book, published by Good Apple in 1994, is a valuable resource for teaching students in grades 1-3. Written by authors Patricia M. Cunningham & Dorothy P. Hall, this 178-page trade paperback book focuses on language arts concepts through engaging activities and exercises. With illustrations and being the first edition, it provides a comprehensive educational experience for young learners in the United States. This book is a great addition to any classroom or homeschooling environment, offering a beginner level curriculum in English language arts. It is in excellent, like new condition (see photos).
Public School Methods , New Edition Vol. IV 1921 /School Methods Co.
Public School Methods, new edition, Vol. IV. 1921. School Methods Co. Inc. Chicago. Hardcover. Illustrated with photos and drawings. In Good condition. 608 pgs.
Self-Realization: The Life and Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi
The Teachings of Ramana Maharshi in His Own Words by Arthur Osborne Paperback
Arthur Osborne (1906-70) was one of the most well known of the devotees of Ramana Maharshi. He was its Editor till 1970. An Oxford graduate in history, he was on the faculty of Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Siam.
Who Am I? the Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi (Pocket Edition)
Pocket edition. This small booklet contains the original teaching of Sri Ramana Maharshi. Easy access to this book is an excellent guide. A reading of this book will at once dispel doubts and gloom. It fills the reader with the enthusiasm and faith to pursue the spiritual path regardless of one’s condition in the world.pp39This is the quintessential, aphoristic work, constituting one of the earliest recordings of the Maharshi s teachings, that spells out the nature of the Self and the practice of Self-Inquiry.The text begins as follows:All living beings desire to be happy always, without any misery. In everyone there is observed supreme love for oneself. And happiness alone is the cause of love. In order therefore, to gain that happiness which is one’s nature and which is experienced in the state of deep sleep, where there is no mind, one should know oneself. To achieve this, the Path of Knowledge, the enquiry in the form of ‘Who Am I?’ is the principal means.