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Inherit The Mirth Old Testament Review Poster
$3.50Great design variety to appeal to a wide range of customers
Heavy weight gloss paper stock plus striking photography and original artwork
Proudly made in the USAAdd to cart1 in stock
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Inherit The Mirth New Testament Review Poster
$3.50Great design variety to appeal to a wide range of customers
Heavy weight gloss paper stock plus striking photography and original artwork
Proudly made in the USAAdd to cart1 in stock
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Kids Large Format Happy Birthday Chart
$2.29Warner Press wall charts have been redesigned and repackaged. These bright, colorful charts are printed on quality paper stock that makes them both attractive and functional. The birthday charts help make sure everyone’s special day is remembered.
Charts now come folded to 14″ x 10″ and packaged in a poly bag that is hole-punched at the top.Featured scripture:
Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above.
James 1:17Add to cart2 in stock
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Seasonal Progress Charts
$2.99Celebrate attendance with this Faith that Sticks chart and applaud the little and big victories alike. Use in conjunction with Faith that Sticks awards and miniature stickers of all kinds.
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Bible Overview Chart
$12.99The Bible Overview Chart, by Kenneth E. Malberg, is one terrific Bible study aid, whether you are a Sunday school or homeschool teacher or using it for personal study! Essentially, the chart enables one to continually keep the part being studied within the framework of the entire Bible. It is a “blueprint” if you will.
The chart shows all 66 books of the Bible and is divided into Old and New Testaments, one on each side. It is large, approximately 34 x 16 inches, but folds neatly for easy storage. Starting in 1800 BC and going through 100AD it offers a general outline of each book’s content, a chapter by chapter summary, and color-coded geographical settings matching 19 Bible land maps. In addition, it shows the historical or chronological setting, the book’s writer, and the time it was written. What a picture of God’s Word!
Significant events are highlighted, and it is easy to see the relationship between books when viewed in this way. My 8-year-old could easily find the books he was looking for, what the general content was, and how it related in the “big picture”. His retention will be the greater because he can “see” the Bible as well as read it.
Fascinating to sit and study, awesome as a learning aid, this is one chart every homeschool should have!
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