Books with title The Surprising World of Plants

Updated 4th Edition! Full color! Reveal to your child how God specially designed the plants around us. See God's hand as you study seeds, leaves and flowers. This book will help you and your child explore meat-eating plants, fungi, algae, and more. Your family will truly appreciate the intricacy of the world of plants when you complete these lessons. 35 lessons. Full-color.

Elementary and middle schoolers will love the exciting, easy-to-understand, and easily taught lessons in the God's Design textbooks by Debbie and Richard Lawrence. All twelve books in the God's Design series are very comprehensive, richly illustrated, and cover material that is often left out of other curricula. You'll love the flexibility of this popular series, which is designed to be used with students ranging from first through eighth grade ... all at the same time! Best of all, God's Design textbooks help you teach science from a biblical, creationist perspective, emphasizing God's handiwork in the world around us. Using the God's Design curriculum from AiG will help strengthen your student's faith by showing how science consistently supports the Bible's written record. Students will learn to think critically and logically examine arguments presented by all sides in the creation/evolution debate.In "The World of Plants" reveals to your child how God specially designed the plants around us. See God's hand as you study seeds, leaves, and flowers and explore meat-eating plants, fungi, algae, and more.Also by Richard Lawrence: "Fatal Transaction" - A fast paced high-tech Christian thriller (rated 4.6/5) On Amazon

Elementary grades. Includes 35 lessons plus quizzes (and quiz answers) and a unit project. Dr. Wile of Apologia says, "God's Design for Life is the best elementary science curriculum I have seen. The content is substantial (definitely not "fluff"), but at the same time, it is not overwhelming. It concentrates on the "big picture" so that the student learns general principles, but it does not get bogged down with an enormous amount of detail. The activities are creative and allow for multi-sensory learning. This curriculum can be used for several grades throughout elementary school, as there is enough substantial material to engage older children, while the hands-on activities will bring meaning to the younger students. I strongly recommend that you try at least one of these books!"

Plants are amazing food factories. They make their own food from sunlight, water, air, and soil. They also provide food―nuts, berries, leaves, roots, stalks, and other plant parts―that humans and other animals eat. Plants create material for our clothes, houses, and furniture, and even the oxygen we need to breathe. For information on plants, read George Washington Carver, another book in the Mission: Science series.

Plants can’t run, fly, or swim, but thinking that they are stationary and static is just plain wrong. Plants are active, opportunistic, and essential members of Earth’s many ecosystems. These volumes cover the basics of botany and highlight a number of ways that plants survive and thrive by asking intriguing questions and then providing the answers that prove to be even more intriguing. • Intense close-up photography with labeled plant anatomy • Aids in acquisition of scientific vocabulary