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J**.
Great for Homeschooling
Great book. We use this for homeschooling in elementary. All the kids love it.
K**R
Great value for learning about God's creation!
Looks to be a great book for our homeschooling family. Each lesson is about 2-3 pages of read aloud (could also have kids read independently if older elementary) along with some review questions for each lesson. The pictures are beautiful and there is a link on the inside book cover for you to print off worksheets and other supplemental materials (which was a pleasant surprise addition). Thank you for a job well done on this topic- I am definitely planning to use another topic in the future!
A**E
excellent
wonderful curriculum
B**P
Five Stars
great product
A**R
Four Stars
Nice book but expensive
H**A
Great Christian perspective series!
I didn't actually purchase from this seller but I wanted to review it because I have looked over lots of science curriculum and am really happy with this so I wanted to share.This is a great science option for Christian homeschool families looking to dive into creation of the universe and has great fun experiments to do at home. I really like how they have a section at the beginning hat talks about creation vs. evolution for the parents to know the best way to approach teaching that and questions that might come up.My girls are pretty young so we are just gleaning over it and not going into too much depth but we read it casually over lunch and just discuss the topics and ask each other questions so even if your kids are younger like mine this has value!We are using this to complement cycle 2 of classical conversations which focuses on space. I am so happy with it I am starting to accrue the rest of the series!
R**Y
Excellent Teaching Steps!
Part of the curriculum that led to my "illiterate homeschoolers" 99th percentile testing in science. Pretty sure the only question missed was the one that required you to accept evolutionary theory as law. Solid teaching with solid methods that does not get bogged down in evolutionary theory. Stay up on your developing science and you will find that evolution remains a theory and a wavering one at that. The public school materials could take lessons from the presentation of complex science in a graspable format for youth.
