It can be difficult to hear the voices of Roman children, women, and slaves, given that most of the surviving texts of the period are by elite adult men. This volume redresses the balance. An international collection of expert contributors go beyond the usual canon of literary texts and assess a vast range of evidence-inscriptions, burial data, domestic architecture, sculpture, and the law, as well as Christian and dream-interpretation literature. Topics covered include: child exposure and abandonment; children in imperial propaganda, reconstructing lower-class families, gender, burial, and status; epitaphs and funerary monuments; adoption and late parenthood.
A Parent's Guide to Learning Difficulties: How to Help Your Child
"A Parent's Guide to Learning Difficulties" will help you help your child to learn. It provides parents with a clear explanation of the many causes of children's problems in learning, and contains jargon-free and practical advice for helping children with reading, writing and mathematics. It also explains how previously proven and effective methods can be implemented in home-tutoring situations, as well as in school.
A Small Case of Murder is set in the quaint town of Chester, West Virginia, where everyone knows everyone, and there is never a secret that someone doesn't know. In such a small intimate village, how many disappearances can be left unquestioned? Following the death of his wife, Joshua Thornton moves into his ancestral home across country with his five children. While clearing out the attic, the children find a 34-year-old letter to their grandmother that implicates a local minister in an unreported murder.
Singing in the Kinder Vol.4 presents a collection of classic children's songs in new versions to be used in Kindergarten classes. English teachers and children will enjoy this wonderful array of timeless songs all of which contain lyrics that are fun and appropriate for teaching English. Some favorites such as "Six little ducks", "Baby beluga" and and "Old McDonald had a farm" among others are ideal to use along with stories, puppets and TPR.
The Janet and John books emerged as a popular way to help children learn to read in 1949. These average English children of the 1950s are icons in the minds of the generations who grew up with them. Summersdale are thrilled to be bringing these classic bestsellers from yesteryear back into print as beautifully illustrated hardcover editions that make the perfect nostalgia gift items.
"Enchanting and nostalgic... also fascinating for younger people, these... books take us back to an age that has gone forever"