Böcker i CTH Elementary Supplement-serien

Learn about the Top 30 Historical People in the Renaissance & Reformation while Coloring!While this book is meant to supplement our older-student Color Thru HistoryΓäó book, it can stand alone as an introduction to these great historical figures of the Renaissance & Reformation. Using coloring as part of your child''s learning can greatly enhance their ability to learn and retain information.Coloring utilizes both hemispheres of the brain, right and left. When we are thinking about balance, color choices, applying colored pencil to paper, we are working on problem solving and fine motor skills...Imagine all the areas of retraining of the brain and skills training that can be accomplished with coloring.                                                           - Dr. Nikki Martinez, Psy.D., LCPCPeople in this book:Johannes Gutenberg Joan of Arc Vlad the Impaler De Medici family Christopher Columbus Leonardo da Vinci Amerigo Vespucci Machiavelli Nicolaus Copernicus Juan Ponce de Leo╠ün Michelangelo Ferdinand Magellan Martin Luther Raphael Jacques Cartier Suleiman the Magnificent Nostradamus John Calvin John Knox Ivan the Terrible Sir Francis Drake Mary, Queen of Scots Akbar Galileo Galilei William Shakespeare King James I Johannes Kepler Pocahontas Rene╠ü Descartes Sir Isaac Newton

Learn about the Top 30 Historical People in the Industrial Revolution while Coloring!While this book is meant to supplement our older-student Color Thru HistoryΓäó book, it can stand alone as an introduction to these great historical figures of the Industrial Revolution. Using coloring as part of your child''s learning can greatly enhance their ability to learn and retain information.Coloring utilizes both hemispheres of the brain, right and left. When we are thinking about balance, color choices, applying colored pencil to paper, we are working on problem solving and fine motor skills...Imagine all the areas of retraining of the brain and skills training that can be accomplished with coloring. - Dr. Nikki Martinez, Psy.D., LCPC People in this book:Benjamin Franklin Catherine the Great George Washington James Watt Goethe MozartEli Whitney Napoleon Bonaparte BeethovenJane Austen Sacagawea Michael Faraday Sojourner Truth Isambard Kingdom Brunel Abraham Lincoln Charles Robert Darwin Charles Dickens David Livingstone Karl Marx Queen Victoria Florence Nightingale Susan B. Anthony Louis PasteurLeo Tolstoy Claude Monet Alexander Graham Bell Thomas Alva Edison Vincent Van Gogh Nikola Tesla ∩╗┐Orville & Wilbur Wright 

Learn about the Top 30 Historical People in Early Civilization while Coloring!While this book is meant to supplement our older-student Color Thru History(TM) book, it can stand alone as an introduction to these great historical figures of Early Civilization. Using coloring as part of your child's learning can greatly enhance their ability to learn and retain information.Coloring utilizes both hemispheres of the brain, right and left. When we are thinking about balance, color choices, applying colored pencil to paper, we are working on problem solving and fine motor skills…Imagine all the areas of retraining of the brain and skills training that can be accomplished with coloring. - Dr. Nikki Martinez, Psy.D., LCPCPeople in this book: Adam Methuselah Noah Sargon the Great of Akkad Imhotep Abraham Hammurabi Joseph Hatshepsut Thutmose III Moses Amenhotep IV Nefertiti Ramses the Great David Solomon Homer Nebuchadnezzar II Thales Daniel Anaximander of Miletus Cyrus the Great Anaximenes Pathagoras of Samos Lao Tzu Confucius Darius the Great Siddhartha Gautama Buddha Xerxes the Great Esther

LEARN ABOUT THE TOP HISTORICAL PEOPLE OF THE COMPUTER AGE WHILE COLORING! While this book is meant to supplement our older-student Color Thru History book, it can stand alone as an introduction to these great historical figures of the Computer Age. Using coloring as part of your child's learning can greatly enhance their ability to learn and retain information. "Coloring utilizes both hemispheres of the brain, right and left. When we are thinking about balance, color choices, applying colored pencil to paper, we are working on problem solving and fine motor skills...Imagine all the areas of retraining of the brain and skills training that can be accomplished with coloring."- Dr. Nikki Martinez, Psy.D., LCPC