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Science is Fun!
Wouldn’t you love to hear your children say this? Then join us for a trip to the stars then back down to the earth. We’ll dig deep under the surface before we come back to the beach and venture to the depths of the oceans.
We are making science exploration fun for elementary children with this full color activity textbook. This book includes 36 lessons in four different major sectors of science—Astronomy, Earth Science, Oceanography, and Marine Biology. We’ve even included 3 mini-lessons on the nature of these sciences.
Every lesson includes multiple activities or experiments that can be performed using common items found in local stores. Activities are fun for children from pre-school through 6th grade. There is lots of information for those curious little scientists eager to learn more.
Lessons include:
Astronomy
Lesson 1: Let’s Go on a Rocket Ship Â
Lesson 2: The Moon Â
Lesson 3: The Sun Â
Lesson 4: The Planets Â
Lesson 5: Other Space Bodies
Lesson 6: Stars & Constellations
Lesson 7: Our Milky Way Galaxy & Other Galaxies Â
Lesson 8: Space Hall of Fame Â
Lesson 9: Telescopes Â
Lesson 10: Days of Creation Â
Earth Science
Lesson 11: Blue Planet
Lesson 12: Great Earth Circles
Lesson 13: Parts of the Earth & Elements of the Earth’s Crust Â
Lesson 14: Volcanoes
Lesson 15: Tectonic Plates
Lesson 16: Soil
Lesson 17: Plants that Grow in Soil
Lesson 18: Rocks
Lesson 19: Parts of the Atmosphere
Lesson 20: Natural Cycles
Lesson 21: Biomes
Lesson 22: Animals & What They Eat
Lesson 23: Weather
Lesson 24: Extreme Weather
Lesson 25: The Flood & Fossils
Oceanography & Marine BiologyÂ
Lesson 26: Ocean Floor, Beaches, Currents
Lesson 27: Tides & Waves
Lesson 28: Ocean Salinity & Depth
Lesson 29: Whales & Dolphins
Lesson 30: Sharks & Rays
Lesson 31: Squid & Octopus
Lesson 32: Fish
Lesson 33: Mollusks & Crustaceans
Lesson 34: Sea Turtles
Lesson 35: Ocean Plants
Lesson 36: Enjoying God’s Creation
You can purchase the print version of From Stars to Shining Seas at Amazon.com.
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