In Poetry Power—Alphabet Rhymes, children are introduced to the alphabet through the fun rhythm and rhyme of poetry. Phonemic awareness and other phonological skills are naturally built as children listen to the poetry and participate in the alphabet activities found on each page.

Nursery rhymes are built through rhyme, rhythm, and alliteration, which are some of the key building blocks in preparing your child to begin reading. So enjoy these nursery rhymes and related activities again and again with your child and know that you are naturally preparing him or her for future success in reading!

Born as the chief ’s son, Sinopah grows from a lively boy into a steadfast, kind man in the Blackfoot Tribe under the caring, watchful guidance of his beloved grandfather and parents. Sinopah learns the traits and skills of a brave warrior and future leader of his tribe through many boyhood experiences and the gentle encouragement of his wise grandfather.

Come learn with Sinopah about courage, kindness, wisdom and happiness through his delightful and daring adventures.

This book is a suggested read-aloud for Year 1 Unit 1.

94 pages

This book is incorporated into the Omega: A Light in the Dark investigation.

With abundant courage and optimism, young Tommy Kehoe joins the British Army in search of his own storybook adventure. After fibbing about his youthful age of sixteen years, he is sent to war-torn France to serve in the trenches during World War I. With the help of loyal friends, staunch commanders, and fat rats, Tommy experiences the struggles and triumphs of war. Even a century later, his honest, detailed, sometimes humorous and sometimes heart-wrenching account of life in the trenches provides a unique memoir of the Great War.

161 pages

Fill your home with beautiful winter and holiday themed music as your family learns 31 new and familiar favorite songs on the ukulele. Just in time for the holidays, this book is the first in a series of seasonal ukulele song books exclusively available at themindfulheart.com.