Books with title "Where Did I Come From?"

What do you say when your child asks you, “where do we come from?” Many Americans respond with the Biblical story of creation but this is not the case in other countries. Religion is an important part of our culture and history but more truth about our natural world is being revealed every day. This is the story of our universe and the journey that humanity is making through it. The discussion is presented in a manner that young people can understand and particular attention is given to the difference between "belief" and "knowledge". It touches briefly on speculation about the existence of the soul and how various cultures deal with that issue but the primary intent is to provide facts based upon what we actually 'know' about our universe. This is a straightforward discussion for parents and young people who value truth over belief and fact over mythology. If that describes you, then you are likely to embrace the information with relief and wonder why it took so long for someone to address this controversial topic so directly.A Country Cop Books publication.

Have you ever seen a hen sitting on a nest of eggs? Have you wondered why she is sitting there? That hen is keeping her eggs warm until they are ready to hatch -- into chicks! But before a hen can lay her eggs, many things have to happen. In this simple introduction to the development of a fertilized egg into a chick, young readers are given a glimpse into the secret inner workings of the egg -- and the growing chick inside.

More than ever before, people around the globe are connected by the products they manufacture and consume. Globalization has caused major shifts in supply and demand, creating both exciting opportunities and challenges related to natural resources. This convenient set examines how manufacturing processes account for available materials and technology, budget constraints, and consumers' wants and needs. In accordance with the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards, the series traces the life cycle of common products from raw materials to store shelves, underscoring concepts about human capital and the movement of goods and ideas along the way. Features include: Real-world examples of globalization. In-depth discussions of how STEM shapes the economy. Explanations about why some products are manufactured abroad, including why some raw materials are sourced from other countries. Examples of production and shipping costs. Aligns with C3 objectives.

A perfect baby shower gift from a bestselling and beloved artist known for capturing the special moments of family life.Where did you get those eyes so blue? What makes the light in them sparkle and spin? What makes your forehead so smooth and high?The questions new parents ask as they look in amazement on their just-born child are celebrated and fancifully answered in this inspirational poem, brought for the first time to picture-book life. George MacDonald's lovely ode to newborn babies is beautifully animated in soft colored pencil by a treasure of the children's book world, Jane Dyer. Feauturing a diverse cast of newborns, this classic, moving, and lightly spiritual poem marvels at the miracle of new life.