Trudy Harris ist eine ehemalige Hospizkrankenschwester, die sich in ihrer Arbeit darauf konzentriert, Erfahrungen am Lebensende zu teilen. Durch ihre Schriften möchte sie die Bedürfnisse von Patienten im Endstadium des Lebens mit Verständnis und Mitgefühl verbinden. Ihre Arbeit bietet eine einzigartige Perspektive auf die letzten Momente der menschlichen Existenz und die spirituelle Dimension des Sterbens. Harris teilt zutiefst menschliche Geschichten, die den Lesern Trost und Hoffnung spenden können.
Exploring the concept of patterns, this book delves into their presence across various disciplines such as math, reading, science, music, art, dance, and poetry. It highlights how these patterns shape our understanding and appreciation of the world, revealing their interconnectedness and significance in everyday life.
Designed for elementary school celebrations, this book offers engaging examples of counting to 100 through creative groupings. Students will enjoy counting legs on a centipede and dots on a clown, making learning fun and interactive. It's an ideal resource for teachers to celebrate the "100th Day of School" with enjoyable activities that promote counting skills.
This engaging story by educator Trudy Harris introduces children to the concept of patterns found in various disciplines like math, science, and art. With its humorous and predictable narrative, it captivates young readers while encouraging them to participate in a pattern hunt. This interactive element not only enhances their reading experience but also invites repeated exploration of the book, making it a valuable resource for both parents and teachers in fostering curiosity and learning.
This engaging picture book introduces young readers to the concept of tallying through the adventures of Tally McNally. Combining entertainment with education, it presents math in a fun and accessible way, making learning to tally an enjoyable experience for children. The colorful illustrations and relatable characters enhance the educational journey, encouraging kids to explore numbers and counting in a playful manner.
A hospice nurse with many years of experience shares true end-of-life stories that offer you the comfort and encouragement of knowing that death is not the end.