Each page is filled with full color images that appeal to all ages. It reads and looks like a storybook but it is filled with science facts. It is certainly not the boring textbook that you may think of when you hear the word science. It has been coined as the coffee table book. You can download a few chapters to see the beautiful pages for yourself.
The Chapters:
- The First Day - Creation of the Heavens and the Earth - the Foundation of it All
- The Second Day - Creation of Atmosphere and Water
- The Third Day - Creation of the Dry Land and Vegetation
- The Fourth Day - Creation of the Sun, Moon, and Stars
- The Fifth Day - Creation of the Birds and Fish
- Creation Day Six - Creation of Land Creatures and Humans
- The Seventh Day
- The Moon's orbit
- The Second law of Thermodynamics
- The speed of the earth's obit
- The rain cycle
- The importance of vegetation and plants to humans
- Seasons
- The Earth's tilt
- Phases of the moon
- Stars
- Tides
- Birds
- Fish
- Animals
- Humans including the perfect design of the human head
Available at the website is a free curriculum guide called the Purposeful Design: Young Explorer’s Club to go along with the book. Each chapter has scripture memory, questions that include fill in the blank and comprehension, several scripture verses for reflection, a sketch area, and it closes with a time of prayer. There is also a teacher's edition that includes the answers and a certificate of completion for each chapter.
The back of the book has a resource page with a Bibliography and recommended reading.
We used Purposeful Design: Understanding the Creation as a read aloud book in our homeschool with all three children (grades 10, 8, and 6). I used the Purposeful Design: Young Explorer’s Club as a guide to help us discuss what we read as a family. Our favorite part was all the scripture verses that were added in to each day of creation. This book helped us to marvel and be thankful for all of God's creation.
I think this would be a wonderful resource for all homeschool families.
The back of the book has a resource page with a Bibliography and recommended reading.
We used Purposeful Design: Understanding the Creation as a read aloud book in our homeschool with all three children (grades 10, 8, and 6). I used the Purposeful Design: Young Explorer’s Club as a guide to help us discuss what we read as a family. Our favorite part was all the scripture verses that were added in to each day of creation. This book helped us to marvel and be thankful for all of God's creation.
I think this would be a wonderful resource for all homeschool families.
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