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This book looks like a simple introduction for young children concerning the close relationship of people from around the world, in that we are all descendants of Adam and Eve. The message however comes in many layers. The illustrations themselves are designed to elicit discussion. Also there are Bible references, and footnotes. The footnotes reference more in-depth articles available on the CMI website, which in turn recommend other articles at various levels of readership interest. With one book, apparently written for children, one can proceed to more detailed discussions if desired.

The younger set (ages kindergarten to grade five) really love information about science, just not too hard. Here we have a wonderful introduction to all aspects of space, from our solar system to discussion of the whole universe. Fun illustrations and youthful descriptions of the issues are totally ideal for this audience!

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A 5 metre fold-out time-line from creation to modern computers. Recommended for ages 7 – 12. It is easy to see who the contemporaries were at any time in the sweep of human history.

With hands-on experiments and beautiful photographs and diagrams, children are introduced to interesting aspects of our globe: its shape, magnetic field, rocks, earthquakes, glaciers, volcanoes, minerals, fossil fuels and the like. An excellent introduction to investigative learning!

Families will love this beautifully illustrated description of the events of the early chapters of Genesis and their significance. This book is a timely response among Christians over the validity of Genesis as actual history. Perfect for children and parents to build a biblical foundation.

Based on the account recorded in Genesis 6 – 9 in the Bible, the narrative is true to the biblical record and its timeline of events concerning Noah and the Great Flood.

Upper elementary age children will enjoy the information and activities provided in two-page spreads. Each features an account of part of William Wilberforce’s life, with a related puzzle or word based activity on the second page. What better way to introduce youngsters to the importance of history and concern for one’s fellow man? If the story is read aloud by an adult, somewhat younger children can do the puzzles. A fun learning opportunity!

Written for kids 3-10, this booklet offers photographs of Earth and space taken by Col. Jeffrey Williams
during his time in the ISS. The accompanying text provides simple sentences and Bible verses that
highlight the gospel message and God’s awesome creation.