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[…] and optional MP3 audiobooks and video instruction. There are eight titles in our Young Explorer series that you can use for grades K–6. eleven titles in our Exploring Creation series for grades 7-12, and last year we introduced a brand-new science curriculum developed specifically for preschoolers. Preschool Science – Exploring Creation Together has received excellent reviews, […]
[…] not predicted to occur for another 20 years. Make sure you find the time to go outside and enjoy this special event created by God! —Damian Ludwiczak, Exploring Creation with High School Astronomy Solar Eclipse vs. Lunar Eclipse Many people confuse the two types of eclipses. The difference is that in a lunar eclipse, the […]
[…] & Gases by R.J. Lefkowitz The Mystery of the Periodic Table by Benjamin D. Wiker (gr. 5+, 165 p.) Crucibles: The Story of Chemistry by Bernard Jaffe Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics course is written in a conversational tone, and takes complex and abstract concepts and makes them approachable […]
Take your students on a journey through the stars with Apologia’s Christian astronomy homeschool curriculum. Apologia offers two astronomy courses: Exploring Creation with Astronomy for elementary students K-6 and Exploring Creation with High School Astronomy for high school students. Apologia’s award-winning science curriculum explores the wonders of space while grounding learning in a Biblical worldview. […]
[…] mother of four, she worked as a marine biologist at Walt Disney World’s Living Seas pavilion and published shark behavior research. She is the author of Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Marine Biology and Internship for High School Credit. Sherri is also the featured instructor on the following high school science instructional DVDs from Apologia: Exploring Creation […]
[…] educational journey. For just $39, families have the option to purchase AutoGrade+ as a supplement to several of Apologia’s Self-Paced or book-based, middle and high-school-level science courses; Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology: The Human Body, Exploring Creation with Biology, Exploring Creation with Chemistry, Exploring Creation with General Science, and Exploring Creation with Marine Biology. Check […]
[…] hypothesis, which is then tested by way of one or more experiments. That’s the scientific method in a nutshell. Curiosity about God’s handiwork is perfectly natural, and exploring the world using the scientific method has taught us much about creation. A science textbook should pose the kinds of questions that your child is probably […]
In Exploring Creation with Zoology 3: Land Animals of the Sixth Day, Jeannie Fulbright outlines an experiment to help demonstrate the effectiveness of God’s design for animal camouflage. Our family completed this fun animal camouflage activity, and the procedure and results are pictured below. We followed the core experiment, then added a little twist after […]
[…] mother of four, she worked as a marine biologist at Walt Disney World’s Living Seas pavilion and published shark behavior research. She is the author of Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Marine Biology and Internship for High School Credit. Sherri is also the featured instructor on the following high school science instructional DVDs from Apologia: Exploring Creation with Biology Instructional […]
Five-, six-, and seven-year-old children are naturally curious. They enjoy exploring the world around them and playing games that involve imagination (like make-believe). Most parents would agree that these kids are also still pretty dependent on Mom and Dad. For them, snuggling is an important source of personal security, and when you tuck your […]
[…] look at this one: astrology — the study of the stars. If you’re familiar with Apologia’s curriculum, you know we have an elementary-level and a high-school-level course titled Exploring Creation with Astronomy. Why astronomy and not astrology? Astronomy means “the law of the stars,” which is obviously closely related to the study of the stars. Think back […]
[…] parent. Our hope is that Apologia continues to partner with you in your student’s educational journey. For 7th grade, Apologia’s suggested curriculum path includes your choice of Exploring Creation with General Science, Jesus iWitness, Fundamentals of Math (a recorded Apologia Live Class), and four Self-Paced Literature Unit Studies. Using this curriculum, your student’s year will […]
We have compiled a list of 12 living books that complement the study of Exploring Creation with Astronomy. First things first. What is a living book? It is one of the more perplexing questions that Charlotte Mason inspired homeschoolers wrestle with. Miss Mason emphasized that we offer a generous feast of living stories to children. […]
[…] handiwork, consider His ways, and meditate on His Word. And don’t leave the girls out. They’ll also love camping, hiking, and collecting leaves, acorns, and flowers while exploring God’s creation. Just take the whole family. #5 Give Them Paying Jobs There’s an old saying with a warning, “Idle hands are the devil’s workshop.” A […]
[…] in everyday life. This homeschool elementary math curriculum is intentionally designed to build a strong foundation so that your child’s familiarity with numbers becomes second nature. The Exploring Creation with Mathematics series will set the tone for your child’s math experience for years to come. Your elementary-aged student should never be asking, “Why do I […]
[…] to Apologia.com — a great place to explore creation. This year, we are introducing a brand new science curriculum, developed specifically for preschoolers. It’s called Preschool Science – Exploring Creation Together. We’re excited about it, and we believe your family will be able to put it to good use. You can check it out here. Walking […]
[…] Educators Support Services (CHESS) and creative director for Encore! Home School Productions. Vicki and her husband, Jerry, live in Camp Hill, PA. Vicki is the author of Exploring Creation with Physical Science Student Notebook, Exploring Creation with General Science Student Notebook, Exploring Creation with Biology Student Notebook, and Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology: The Human […]
[…] mother of four, she worked as a marine biologist at Walt Disney World’s Living Seas pavilion and published shark behavior research. She is the author of Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Marine Biology and Internship for High School Credit. Sherri is also the featured instructor on the following high school science instructional DVDs from Apologia: Exploring Creation with Biology Instructional […]
[…] science. For instance, you can explore the biblical significance of historical events or read literature that aligns with Christian values. Science lessons can also tie into God’s creation, fostering a sense of awe and wonder in students. Examples of Integration: Study the Book of Genesis alongside lessons from our Young Explorer Series. Discuss moral […]
[…] or continue your own homeschooling adventure. You can do it. And it’s good—really good—for your kids. Years from now, you’ll look back and be happy you did. Creation-Based Resources for Your Homeschool Apologia is the number-one publisher of creation-based science, math, Bible, and worldview curriculum for homeschoolers with hundreds of number-one awards. Now that’s […]
