
God's Big Book of Animals (Download)
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Overview
Let’s learn all about His wonderful creatures—where they are, what they eat, and how they live. From the birds that fly in the sky to the mammals that walk on the ground to the fishes that swim in the sea, you’ll read about 60 of God’s amazing creatures, from the tiny shrew and poison dart frog to the mighty elephant and great white shark. Enjoy a book that makes studying animals both fun and educational!
- Captivating, full-color photographs of all the animals
- Conversational tone that kids find engaging
- Presents animals and their origins from a strong Biblical, young-earth creationist worldview
Product Attachments
Product Details
SKU | K158-8 |
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Manufacturer | Master Books |
Weight (in lbs) | 0.00 |
Title | God's Big Book of Animals (Download) |
Contributors | Orit Kashtan |
Publisher | New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC |
More Information
Discover the secrets of your favorite animal’s odd behaviors, such as why woodpeckers don’t get headaches, how octopuses change colors, and what helps insects walk sideways and even upside down!
- From shrews to skunks, elephants to Emperor penguins, learn about 60 animals in all
- Filled with full-color images of each creature, as well as their behavior and habitats
- Engaging and humorous text that inspires praise to God for the work of His hands
Customer Reviews
The book is really large with huge vibrant pictures- perfect for viewing by multiple kiddos simultaneously. Tons of great facts that are easy enough for an elementary child to read and understand but interesting enough for all ages.
The class, order, and species are given for each animal, as well as interesting facts about them, and lots of connections to the Bible throughout. It is so very readable, but not dumbed down.
This book is also used within the new Zoology curriculum. We had previously attempted Zoology with the older MB version, which used a different main book. It ended up being too difficult for my kids (beginning with Protista, which was too abstract to them at that time), so we had been saving it for a different year, and kind of forgot about it. This new book is so exciting, and is much more accessible for all age ranges. I think we will have to get the updated Zoology Teacher’s Manual, and try it again with this book!