A Country calendar of rural rhymes

Literature & Fiction

Holmes, Robin

Stone, Reynolds

Poetry

EYRE METHUEN

Written by three practicing teachers sharing their (combined) 50 years of schoolhouse savvy, this book portrays the joys, sorrows, stresses and potential pitfalls of teaching in today's classrooms. It includes strategies for dealing with other teachers, school administrators and specialists, aides, substitutes, parents, intruders, and-above all-students. Aptly titled, and with an honest, encouraging voice that reflects diverse viewpoints, this book offers sound, easy-to-follow advice on managing time, avoiding or coping with stress, and handling the wide range of duties, responsibilities, and concerns every K-12 teacher faces. The book is jam-packed with helpful hints on subjects ranging from wardrobe choice and record-keeping to where to safely store everyone's "stuff." The text is anecdotal, rather than theoretical, and addresses a myriadof on-the-job topics not usually covered in education classes. Such asliability and safety issues, technology integration, professionalism, parent c

The Pocket Mentor a Handbook for Teachers

Education & Teaching

Horn, Elizabeth

Nibering, Chris

Schools & Teaching

J. WESTON WALCH PUB

Watchmen 2019: Seven Prophetic Keys of the Kingdom of God

Religion & Spirituality

Derbigny, Dr. LaTonya

Baskin, Dwayne

Christian Books & Bibles

Independently published

One of Our Aircraft: The Story of "R for Robert", the Loch Ness Wellington

Engineering & Transportation

MICHAEL

Engineering

Quiller Press Ltd

The Holiday Planning Guide to Shetland

Shetland Times Ltd

The story of the first British bombing raid of the Second World War, of why Bomber Command flew by night and of the Wellington Mk.1A are all closely linked together. It is a story of the stone age of strategic bombing. On the 4th of September 1939 Squadron Leader Paul Harris led 149 Squadron to Brunsbüttel, Wilhelmshaven in a Mk. 1 Wellington L4302. On the way he ordered that the guns of his airplane be tested, only to make the horrifying discovery that not one of them worked. He was flying to Germany in an aircraft that was completely defenseless. Not wanting to turn back on the first raid of the war he made the decision to press on regardless. On the 18th of December he flew to Wilhelmshaven once again and took part in the Battle of Heligoland Bight, the first major encounter between the Royal Air Force and the Luftwaffe. This time he flew a Wellington Mk.1A, N2980, or “R” for Robert, and this time his guns worked and were red hot. Out of a total 11,461 Wellington bombers produced, Paul Harris’ old Wimpy is now the only one left that fought back against Nazi tyranny and survived to rest now in Brooklands Museum

Battle of Heligoland Bight 1939: The Royal Air Force and the Luftwaffe's Baptism of Fire

History

Military

Grub Street Publishing

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