|
|
||||||
|
|
Sales Our quantities are limited - 1st come 1st serve All prices subject to change without notice |
|||||
 |
Now this item makes the top of our list for being a very "smart" invention! No more exasperating nail breaking lids. We put one on every bucket that we use often. The fastest way to open and reseal any 12 inch diameter bucket. You owe it to yourself to try one! Color: White HE-GSL -
Call for quantity prices. |
|||||
|
Store-wide 50% off Book Sale! Over 100 titles. Call us today and ask about our big selection of half-off books. Sale applies only to books that are in stock. Minimum order of $50 (after 50% discount). |
||||||
|
These educational materials are NOT subject to the 50% sale The WIN Story Writing Program Writing In Narrative The Seven Sentence Story A Simplified Introduction to Story Writing Quantities on all titles are limited due to the fact they will soon be out-of-print |
||||||
 |
WIN Level A Story Writing by Dictation: A Three-Step Introduction by Dr. Les Simonson & Peter Joel This book is designed to provide kindergarten and first grade students, whose writing skills are not yet developed, with a means for creating simple stories in a logical format. This book also begins to familiarize students with the meaning of each of the four major story parts (Setting, Problem, Solution, and Conclusion). Finally, the book prepares students for a more formal introduction to story writing procedures in the succeeding books. Grades K-1 WIN-A - $7.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
 |
WIN Level BThe Seven Sentence Story: A Simplified Introduction to Story Writing by Dr. Les Simonson & Peter Joel This book is designed to formally introduce students to the four major story parts (Setting, Problem, Solution, and Conclusion). The book also illustrates logical sequence in a story and uses a four-box story form to facilitate the student's understanding of writing paragraphs. Lastly, the book is intended to prepare students for an in-depth presentation of the major story parts and sub-parts found in the WIN Comprehensive Story Writing Program. Grades 1-3 WIN-B - $7.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
|
|
The Reluctant Writer's Handbook For Students Lacking Confidence in Writing by Dr. Les Simonson & Peter Joel This book is designed to build self-confidence in the young writer reluctant about his/her writing skills. The book has clear directions and orderly learning steps. Specifically, the book is organized into three main sections. Section 1 offers practical support to the student about the writing process. Section 2 emphasizes lessons that clearly identify the major story parts and the sub-parts. Finally, Section 3, using three levels of completed story models, guides the student through a logical three-step writing plan. Upon completion of this book, the student should proceed to the WIN Comprehensive Story Writing Program. Grades 3-8 WIN-REL - $14.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
|
|
WIN Book II by Dr. Les Simonson & Peter Joel The Level II Book expands on the information presented in WIN Level B. This books provides more information about the major story parts, adds new subparts, introduces the Pre-Story Writing Outline, and presents lessons involving capitalization, punctuation, dialogue, and synonyms. This book also introduces stories with a Goal or Challenge in place of a Problem. Grades 3-5 WIN-B2 - $19.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
|
|
WIN Book III: Enriched Story Writing by Dr. Les Simonson & Peter Joel The WIN Book III continues the orderly development of story writing skills by adding a fifth major paragraph. This book also includes lessons in descriptive writing, summarizing stories, basic research and reporting, short mystery stories, and journal story writing. Finally, this book introduces advanced writing through the use of descriptive elements. Grades 6 - High School WIN-B3 - $19.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
 |
The Expository Writing Handbook How to Write an Expository Composition by Dr. Les Simonson This handbook provides a carefully structured plan for writing expository compositions. Specifically, the manual simplifies the writing of expository compositions by dividing the writing process into three steps. Step 1 involves the use of key words and short phrases. Step 2 follows with sentences and paragraphs. The Step 3 proceeds to the final draft. In order to further assist students with their writing, key composition concepts are clearly identified in Steps 1 and 2 in an outline format. The handbook provides complete models for all three steps described above. Grades 6-12 WIN-EXP - $7.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
 |
The Essay Handbook How to Write an Essay by Dr. Les Simonson A unique feature of this handbook is that it divides the writing of an essay into four clearly defined steps. Simply put, Step 1 only requires the student to write key words and phrases. Step 2 involves converting the words and phrases into sentences and simple paragraphs. Step 3, the rough draft format, changes the information from an outline format in Step 2 to a somewhat more traditional appearance. Finally, Step 4 combines all the information from Step 3 into a final draft format. Also included in the handbook is a complete "eleven sentence essay" model. The "Eleven Sentence Essay" is designed to give both the student and instructor an easy-to-understand example of the essay parts and how they fit together in a regular length essay. Grades 5-12 WIN-ESSAY - $14.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
|
|
The Research Handbook How to Write a Term Paper by Dr. Les Simonson This handbook is divided into three parts. Part 1 in the book describes research strategies and provides a step-by-step plan for writing a term paper. Part 2 in the manual presents an explanation of the important components in each term paper chapter through the use of model sentences and paragraphs. These model sentences and paragraphs illustrate specific concepts found in a term paper's Introductory Chapter, Main Body Chapters, and the Conclusion Chapter. Finally, Part 3 of the handbook provides a model of a complete term paper in the final draft format, which students can use as a guide for preparing the final drafts of their own term paper. Grades 9-12 WIN-R/T - $11.50 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
|
|
The Win Twin A Simplified English Handbook for Student Writers by Dr. Les Simonson The Win Twin is a simplified English reference handbook in which the answers to student questions about capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure can be found easily and applied quickly. Moreover, based on the author's observations of student writers over a period of many years, the information contained in this book is that which students need most frequently. Furthermore, the rules are written in a clear and easy-to-follow format. Also, endless lists of verb tenses, seldom-used terms, and unnecessary explanations of technical concepts are not included in the Win Twin. Such an arrangement allows students to more quickly pinpoint the answers they seek, and therefore, return promptly to writing their papers. Simply stated, the orderly, uncluttered design of this handbook enables students to avoid time-consuming searches in the use of the book, but, instead, spend the majority of their time and attention focused on their writing. Grades 4-12 WIN-TWIN - $7.95 (In Stock! Order Now!) |
|||||
 |
Trials and Triumphs The Unsung Heroes of the Great Depression and World War II by Dr. Les Simonson You think your life is tough? For millions of families, survival during the Great Depression was day-to-day. Truck drivers, if they could find work, might earn fifty cents an hour. Some coal miners were paid only a dollar a day, and barbers often earned only twenty-five cents for a haircut. Women did domestic work (if they could find it) for twenty cents an hour and clerked in stores for about fifteen dollars a week. Earnings for kids in a variety of jobs could be measured in pennies per hour. In those times not even a "lost" penny was left lying on a sidewalk. With the outbreak of World War II, millions of younger men and older teenage boys, whose early lives had endured the Great Depression, then filled the ranks of our armed forces. Thousands of young women also volunteered for military service. Meanwhile, jobs left vacant by those serving in the military were filled by men, women, teenagers, and younger children serving on the home front. Yet, the primary concern of those still in civilian life was no longer about finding work, but instead worrying about the safety of their loved ones fighting in the war and their returning home to a life of peace and fulfillment of dreams long delayed. The late Dr. Les Simonson, author of the WIN Writing Program, wrote this as a semi auto-biography of his life. It's a great look back to an earlier America and the struggles our grandparents and great-grandparents went through. We highly recommend this book as a companion to your child's history studies, and you might just enjoy it yourself!
BK-LSTT - $5.25
|
|||||
|
C.F. Resources, P.O. Box 405, Kit Carson, CO 80825 Phone: (719) 962-3228 - Hours: 9AM-5PM (MST) Mon.-Fri. |
||||||
