Most Popular Books by Ron Wheeler

A top-selling teacher resource line, The 100+ Series(TM) features over 100 reproducible activities in each book! The engaging activities found in U.S. Government have been updated to include Barack Obama and help your students to better understand the government under which they live.

With chronology, profiles of potters, lists of potters marks, and other useful material this book is an authoritative publication on this widely admired pottery, and an important contribution to the study of craft workshops.

Hands-on activities help students understand the ten themes of social studies. Includes background notes for the teacher, reproducible activities, and more.

Jeremiah and friends are gearing up to battle temptation. With help from the Lord--and a lot of laughs along the way--they will be ready. Paper.

Activities on a variety of social studies topics allow students to practice applying social studies skills.

This tract demonstrates that our every effort to earn salvation falls short of God''s approval. Only Jesus can bridge the gap and bring us to God.

Wouldn''t it be great if everyone made it to Heaven? Take a look at what the Bible says about this important subject.

Cartoonist Ron Wheeler illustrates our need for payment of our sins, but Jesus Christ has already served our sentence.

This 12-page activity book features puzzles, pictures, and a clear Gospel message designed for children. Perfect for distribution in Sunday School classes, Vacation Bible Schools, and Bible Camps!Because this booklet has been carefully designed for children, it is assembled using glue instead of staples. Measures 8.5 by 11 inches. Uses the NKJV for Scripture quotations.

Tracts are creative, short-form gospel presentations.This engaging cartoon illustrates the ultimate need to be ready to stand before God.

Published in both Spanish and English, this tract clearly presents the message that people cannot save themselves from drowning in sin. Only by accepting the free offer of Christ''s forgiveness can true life be experienced.

Who''s better: Santa or God? This seasonal tract shares the good news of the God who sees all and knows all, but still loves us enough to meet our deepest need.

This hard-hitting metaphor for salvation is the newest addition to the Good News cartoon line-up. A simultaneous release with the English version, this Spanish tract presents the clear message that people cannot save themselves from drowning in sin.