Most Popular Books by Alison Brown

This activity book contains a page to color for each story from A Bible alphabet / Alison Brown.

Perfect for middle school, these word searches, jumbled sentences, number codes and crosswords provide a journey through the Bible to help children see the "big picture."

Have you ever wondered what was going through your head years ago? What made you take that final step? What made you change your mind about that one thing? This guided journal will enable you to keep track of your emotions, experiences and memories during five years of your life. You will be offered a question a day, the same day for five years. Once you are done with your question, just turn the page and start over at the end of the year! Year after year you will notice changes in your questions and way of thinking. This is the perfect book for who tried to keep a journal, but got intimidated by all of that blank space. With only a few minutes a day you will be able to see the incredible changes happening in your life. A mix of self-reflection and self-growth questions such as "What do you think you need to be happy?", "What are you grateful for today?" or "What is your biggest goal right now and what are you doing to achieve it?" and easier questions such as "If you won the lottery, where would you go?" or "How many books have you read so far this year?". Start your journey now!!

A selection of patterns for lingerie, nightwear and bodysuits, adaptable to different age groups and sizes. Includes a glossary, a guide to equipment, and instructions for finishes.

"Mini Modules Enrichment Units" is a series focusing on Math and Language Arts enrichment units for use with individuals, small groups or whole class instruction.Each volume in the series focuses on a specific subject area and grade level, providing a stand-alone unit of work that will reinforce, challenge and extend students' learning across a variety of content areas."Design Your Own Restaurant" is an 8 week unit designed for strong and enthusiastic math students in 4th and 5th Grade. Involving endless number crunching, students need to calculate the rental / leasing costs for a year, the cost of wages, advertising, food, furnishings, equipment etc. Consideration is also need in terms of the design of the restaurant, the need to work with area, dimensions, layout, movement and appeal. There is a lot to cover in designing your own restaurant. Whose proposal will get the seal of approval?

Aristotle's Rhetoric has long been a canonical text regarding the subject. One would be hard pressed to find a class on Rhetoric that does not include the study of this book. While important to the field, the ethical consistency of the work has been questioned. Scholars seem to be in disagreement regarding whether Aristotle was consistent with his own ethical standards or whether he aligned strongly with the ethical standards of the Sophists or Plato. In order to attempt a more accurate reading of the Rhetoric, this study conducts a close textual analysis between the Rhetoric and his primary ethical work, the Nichomachean Ethics. This inquiry will attempt to provide an overview of the ethical/rhetorical situation Aristotle existed in as well as demonstrate his own ethical/rhetorical thinking. In order to do so, the ethical standards of the Sophists will be reviewed as well as their works on rhetoric. Furthermore, a general overview of the perception of the group both as a whole and as represented by a few individuals will be considered. Additionally, the ethical standards of Plato will be represented as well as an overview of his perception of the study of rhetoric. Finally, a background on Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics will be provided as well as an analysis of the ethical schema presented in that work alongside the ideas expressed in the Rhetoric. As stated, in response to the questioning of Aristotle's ethical consistency, this study seeks to evaluate his Rhetoric against his own ethical standards. Focusing on the possibility that Aristotle's theory of rhetoric is a direct response to the ethical polarity that exists before him, the analysis will address the prospect that his theory was meant to find the virtuous mean between the two. If held consistent with the doctrine of the mean and the notion of avoiding excess and deficiency, Aristotle's theory might attempt to remedy the perceived deficit of effectiveness present in Platonic rhetoric and the excess of style and tactical manipulation present in the rhetoric of the sophists. If this is the case, Aristotle's Rhetoric is not contradictory to his ethics but is an embodiment of his ethical position.

Demonstrates the different colors of fruit through colorful illustrations and simple text.