The Mystery of Science
A Complete, Creation-based, Science Curriculum
This unique new series will simplify your lesson and prep time. With bold, colorful pictures and activities designed to engage your student, science will be a subject your kids will look forward to! Whether you find teaching science a challenge or are a seasoned educator, we invite you and your family to unravel the mysteries of God’s creation with us.
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The Mystery of Science Series
Biology Student Reader – Grades 4-8
Includes lab manual!
20% discount off the suggested retail price
SOFTCOVER STUDENT READER
- 32 lessons in 8 units
- Grades 4-8
- An emphasis on classification
- A focus on our creator God and His intelligent design and plan for his creation
- Vocabulary words and origins
- Creation Corner in every lesson
- Weekly scripture memory
PRINTABLE LAB MANUAL (digital download included in Student Reader)
- 4-5 day suggested plan, adaptable to different ages and abilities
- Reinforcement of reader concepts
- Hands-on experiments with easy-to-follow instructions
- Vocabulary section
- Research topics for further learning
- Sketching activities
- Weekly quizzes or puzzles for review
- Cumulative semester tests
$39.95
About the Author
Karri J. Iverson is a dedicated educator with over 20 years of experience impacting children and families. She is passionate about curriculum development and has designed science and math curricula, trained teachers, and ensured educational programs meet scientific standards. Her work is driven by her love for helping students discover the wonders of their world. Learn more about Karri here.
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