One of the missionaries martyred in Ecuador in 1956, Nate Saint combined his love for airplanes and God in his air-service ministry to isolated missionaries. Nate Saint's ministry led to a final, historic airplane flight with four missionary friends to the unreached "Aucas" in the jungles of Ecuador (1923-1956).

This guide provides the Christian school teacher and homeschooling parent with ways to use the book as a vehicle for teaching and reinforcing many curriculum areas including geography, social studies, history, and world missions.

• Designed for both group and individual study
• Reflective of a wide range of learning styles
• Suitable for a range of grade levels and abilities
• With reproducible fact sheet and maps

• Student Explorations - essay writing, creative writing, hands-on projects, audio/visual projects, arts/crafts
• Social Studies - reproducible maps, geography, terms/vocabulary, journey tracking, critical thinking
• Bible Study - scripture memorization, devotional application, spiritual concepts
• Community Links - meaningful field trips, guest speakers, service projects
• Related Themes to Explore - missions, current events, life skills, math, government, science
• Bibliography or Related Resources - books, movies, documentaries, magazine articles, websites
• Culminating Event - project displays, cultural food, music, and activities, oral presentations