“john hudson tiner”

Quickly turn to the inside front cover to read more of one of your favorite Christian heroes. You'll be amazed at what has been left out of our history books! This story is about Robert Boyle-Science.... More

The highly-anticipated follow-up book to Exploring Planet Earth, this Christian and homeschool hit takes a look at medical practices from the ancient past to the present, including biographical sketches of famous persons of medicine. Featuring study questions at the end of each chapter, coupled with... More

Tiner, an educator and author of books like Exploring the History of Medicine and Exploring Planet Earth, uses his communication skills to introduce this first book in a new series. In this first book, we learn that inventors like Charles Babbage (computer); Michael Faraday (electric generator); and... More

Tiner, an educator and author of books like Exploring the History of Medicine and Exploring Planet Earth, uses his communication skills to introduce this new series. The Champions of Discovery Series lists many of the great men of science who also held to a firm faith in God. From Sir Isaac Newton t... More

The third in this popular series, with the same format (including questions that teachers can use for checking comprehension) that has driven the success of Exploring Planet Earth and Exploring the History of Medicine. Home and Christian school teachers are clamoring for these more specialized books... More

God and country are saluted in this unique series Teaches historical fact in a Christian light The US Postal Service is now designing posters with the In God We Trust motto to be displayed in over 38,000 post offices across the country This inspiring and informative series is written for those who h... More

Did you know that although the Pledge of Allegiance was written in 1892, the words "under God" were not added until 60 years later? This inspiring and informative series is written for those who have cherished our nation's heritage for many years, as well as our children who are just beginning to ap... More

Math doesn't have to be difficult, and John Tiner shows that it can actually be fun. Students of different ages and skill levels can use this fascinating book. Intended as a supplement to a homeschool curriculum, it's more than just a math book. Tracing the history of mathematics principles and theo... More

The latest installment of the wildly successful "Exploring" series, this textbook supplement explains physics in remarkable clear detail. Complemented with black-and-white illustrations, the book uses ordinary speech to explain the concepts of physics. The author's goal is to "write at a 6th grade l... More