These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are available now .

Book 1 is for children aged 5 and 6.

These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7are available now .

Book 2 is for children aged 7.

These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7are available now .

Book 3 is for children aged 8.

These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are available now .

Book 4 is for children aged 8.

These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are available now .

Book 5 is for children aged 9.

These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are available now .

Book 6 is for children aged 10.

These are the texts of Hand of the Cause A. A. Furutan's much-lauded lessons on moral education of children, which helped provide a firm grounding in spiritual virtues for thousands of children from Bahá'í families in Iran. These are essential reading for those interested in Bahá'í education of children today. There are eight books in all in this series; books 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are available now .

Book 7 is for junior youth aged 12.

(school text, 8-12 year-olds)

This book looks at the Bahá'í Faith, the youngest of the world religions, from the viewpoint of two children. The clear, easy-to-read text covers family and community life, holy days, basic beliefs and Bahá'í history. Combined with original, full-colour photographs and illustrations, it conveys in a straight-forward way what it means to be a young Bahá'í. A glossary, index, and facts and figures section are also included to assist the reader.

This book will be particularly welcomed by teachers working in a multi-faith context because of its stress on shared spiritual values and respect for all the world's great religious traditions.

"A must for the school library." - Journal of Beliefs and Values

Illustrated by Malcolm Lee

An alphabetical approach to the Nineteen Day Feast, featuring children and their activities from around the world.

A prayer for very young children, presented in a way which is easy to follow and learn. Featuring full colour illustrations to help children understand its meaning and memorise its words.

We all know how important it is for Bahá'ís to study the teachings of our Faith, to read from the holy writings every day, to reflect and consult on these teachings and to put them into practice. But how can we instil these habits in our young people? And who has the time?

Dicy Hall's book provides simple tools and short lessons that will help us: * educate our children in the importance of daily prayer, recitation and reflection on the writings; * give them an understanding of the Bahá'í teachings; and *enable them to learn the art of consultation so that they will develop good morals, a sense of self-worth and healthy patterns of behaviour. All its takes is a few minutes a day.

Designed for primary school aged children but can be adapted for younger and older children

Moral education is a concept inherent in the Baha'i Faith. The author has prepared these educational materials for the purpose of transforming the new generatiion into a spiritually healthy community. She has written many books and booklets for children and teenagers.

A training manual for school teachers and teachers of childrens' classes.

The book introduces a novel and humane approach to creating a disciplined classroom. By asking "Who is disciplining whom?" the author brings to light the profound effect that the teacher's behaviour has on students. It is through the develoment of certain capability, the author asserts, that teachers can create a loving atmosphere in the classroom - an atmosphere that is conducive to learning and is free from indiscipline.

The author is a prominent educationist in South Australia and works as a consultant for Advancement of Science. She spends her time between Australia and India, conducting workshops, running seminars and introducing teachers to the latest developments in the field of education.

A universal spiritual thread runs through all the great world religions in their teachings on personal virtues which reflect the attributes of God. Thoughts reveals that single thread, coming from many sources. Arranged under 64 themes such as Honesty, Generosity, Kindness and Respect for Others. Each section contains quotations from the scriptures of the world, stories illuminating each theme, questions and activities to stimulate teachers and students.

Thoughts was originally compiled for use in the New Era School at Panchgani, India as a response to the challenge of providing moral education suitable for students from a wide variety of national, religious and social backgrounds yet who are destined to become citizens of one world family.

Bahá'ís have found many uses for Thoughts, not only in their own homes and in Bahá'í schools but for presentation to local schools for use in assemblies, for local libraries, for use at World Religion Day and to present the theme of the unity of religion on many occasions.

George Ronald, Oxford; ISBN 0-853988-222-8; Softcover; 336 pages; 23.4 x 15.6 cm

A workbook about Bahá'u'lláh, which includes: stories from the life of Bahá'u'lláh, and the early history of the Bahá'í Faith, simply related; games, activities and puzzles; opportunities for drawing and colouring in; passages from the Bahá'í Writings which children can memorise and think about; explanations of difficult words and concepts; as well as questions to encourage reflection. This useful new book is organized around the appealing theme of treasure, with use of treasure maps; treasure hunts; words to treasure; digging deeper; gem polishing. This mix of learning and entertainment for 7 to 11 year olds will be welcomed by parents and teachers alike.