God's Design for Heaven & Earth: For Beginners

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    A complete earth science curriculum for K-2nd graders, the lessons feature beautiful color pictures, age-appropriate activities, worksheets, Scripture learning, writing practice, and more. Fun and easy-to-use, the God’s Design Series – for Beginners curriculum is ideal for anyone who wants their children to understand creation from a solidly biblical basis.

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    SKU M238-7
    Manufacturer Master Books
    Weight (in lbs) 2.60
    Title God's Design for Heaven & Earth: For Beginners
    Series God's Design MB Edition
    ISBN 13 9781683442387
    Contributors Debbie Lawrence, Richard Lawrence
    Binding Paperback
    Page Count 414
    Publisher New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC
    Dimensions (in inches) 8 1/2 x 11

    Easy, hands-on activities make learning fun, and the focus on biblical creation helps establish children in a solid life-long faith!

    Planet Earth for Beginners
    Discover what makes Earth special as you learn about the Great Flood, the Ice Age, glaciers, rocks, fossils, gems, mountains, earthquakes, volcanoes, erosion, and more!

    Weather and Water for Beginners
    Explore the atmosphere, weather, ancient climates, kinds of clouds, the water cycle, storm prediction, oceans, beaches, the sea floor, ocean zones, and coral reefs!

    Universe for Beginners
    Understand the creation of the universe, how planets move, gravity, the moon and stars, solar eclipses, energy, seasons, our galaxy, space exploration, meteors, and more!

    A complete earth science curriculum for K-2nd graders, the lessons feature beautiful color pictures, age-appropriate activities, worksheets, Scripture learning, writing practice, and more. Fun and easy-to-use, the God’s Design Series – for Beginners curriculum is ideal for anyone who wants their children to understand creation from a solidly biblical basis.

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    Table of Contents

    • Teacher Introduction
    • Weather and Water for Beginners — Supply List
    • Universe for Beginners — Supply List
    • Planet Earth for Beginners — Supply List
    • Schedule
    • Weather and Water for Beginners
      • Unit 1: Atmosphere and Meteorology
        • Lesson 1: God Made Weather
        • Lesson 2: The Atmosphere
        • Lesson 3: The Weight of Air
        • Lesson 4: The Study of Weather
      • Unit 2: Ancient Weather and Climate
        • Lesson 5: Weather vs. Climate
        • Lesson 6: Climate Before the Flood
        • Lesson 7: The Great Flood
        • Lesson 8: Climate After the Flood
      • Unit 3: Clouds
        • Lesson 9: Water Cycle
        • Lesson 10: Forming Clouds
        • Lesson 11: Cloud Types
        • Lesson 12: Precipitation
      • Unit 4: Storms
        • Lesson 13: Air Masses and Weather Fronts
        • Lesson 14: Wind
        • Lesson 15: Thunderstorms
        • Lesson 16: Tornadoes
        • Lesson 17: Hurricanes
      • Unit 5: Weather Information
        • Lesson 18: Measuring Temperature and Air Pressure
        • Lesson 19: Measuring Rainfall and Wind Speed
        • Lesson 20: Predicting Weather
        • Lesson 21: Weather Sayings
        • Lesson 22: Weather Review
      • Unit 6: Ocean Movements
        • Lesson 23: Oceans
        • Lesson 24: Why Is Seawater Salty?
        • Lesson 25: Ocean Currents
        • Lesson 26: Waves
        • Lesson 27: Tides
        • Lesson 28: Wave Erosion
        • Lesson 29: Building Beaches
      • Unit 7: Seafloor
        • Lesson 30: Sea Exploration
        • Lesson 31: The Ocean Floor
        • Lesson 32: Ocean Zones
        • Lesson 33: Vents and Smokers
        • Lesson 34: Coral Reefs
        • Lesson 35: Conclusion
    • Universe for Beginners
      • Unit 1: Space Models and Tools
        • Lesson 1: Introduction to Astronomy
        • Lesson 2: The Earth Is Moving
        • Lesson 3: Why Do We Have Seasons?
        • Lesson 4: Telescopes
      • Unit 2: Outer Space
        • Lesson 5: Overview of the Universe
        • Lesson 6: Stars
        • Lesson 7: Our Galaxy
        • Lesson 8: Asteroids
        • Lesson 9: Comets
        • Lesson 10: Meteors
      • Unit 3: Sun and Moon
        • Lesson 11: Our Solar System
        • Lesson 12: Our Sun
        • Lesson 13: The Surface of the Sun
        • Lesson 14: Solar Eclipse
        • Lesson 15: Solar Energy
        • Lesson 16: Our Moon
        • Lesson 17: Phases of the Moon
        • Lesson 18: Where Did the Moon Come From?
      • Unit 4: Planets
        • Lesson 19: Mercury
        • Lesson 20: Venus
        • Lesson 21: Earth
        • Lesson 22: Mars
        • Lesson 23: Jupiter
        • Lesson 24: Saturn
        • Lesson 25: Uranus
        • Lesson 26: Neptune
        • Lesson 27: Pluto and Eris
      • Unit 5: Space Program
        • Lesson 28: NASA
        • Lesson 29: Space Exploration
        • Lesson 30: Apollo Program
        • Lesson 31: The Space Shuttle
        • Lesson 32: International Space Station
        • Lesson 33: Astronauts
        • Lesson 34: Final Project — Solar System Model
        • Lesson 35: Conclusion
    • Planet Earth for Beginners
      • Unit 1: Origins and Glaciers
        • Lesson 1: Introduction to Earth Science
        • Lesson 2: The Earth Is Special
        • Lesson 3: The Earth’s History
        • Lesson 4: The Genesis Flood
        • Lesson 5: The Great Ice Age
        • Lesson 6: Glaciers
        • Lesson 7: Movement of Glaciers
      • Unit 2: Rocks and Minerals
        • Lesson 8: Design of the Earth
        • Lesson 9: Rocks
        • Lesson 10: Igneous Rocks
        • Lesson 11: Sedimentary Rocks
        • Lesson 12: Fossils
        • Lesson 13: Fossil Fuels
        • Lesson 14: Metamorphic Rocks
        • Lesson 15: Minerals
        • Lesson 16: Identifying Rocks
        • Lesson 17: Rock Cycle
        • Lesson 18: Gems
      • Unit 3: Mountains and Movement
        • Lesson 19: The Earth Has Plates
        • Lesson 20: Mountains
        • Lesson 21: Types of Mountains
        • Lesson 22: Earthquakes
        • Lesson 23: Preparing for an Emergency
        • Lesson 24: Volcanoes
        • Lesson 25: Volcano Types
        • Lesson 26: Mount St. Helens
      • Unit 4: Water and Erosion
        • Lesson 27: Geysers
        • Lesson 28: Erosion
        • Lesson 29: Landslides
        • Lesson 30: Stream Erosion
        • Lesson 31: Soil
        • Lesson 32: Grand Canyon
        • Lesson 33: Caves
        • Lesson 34: Rock Collection
        • Lesson 35: Appreciating Planet Earth
    • Optional Activities
    • Answer Key - Weather and Water
    • Answer Key - Universe
    • Answer Key - Planet Earth
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    We love this
    Review by Maggie
    My daughter who has a short attention span, loves this book! Short lessons, but it's great being able to talk about it more.
    Great book to use as a springboard for a lot of extra study!
    Review by Becky
    I got this book for my son when he was in kindergarten. I actually bought both in the series. We didn't follow it in the order given but chose based on unit topic. I like the books because they're simple but spark curiosity and provide a springboard for further study if a certain topic really sparks interest. My son enjoys experiments, though, so for second grade, I bought Adventures in the Physical World which I'm hoping he'll enjoy even more. Thanks for making these available via PDF too so we can access them living overseas!
    Amazing
    Review by Sarah
    We recently started *God's Design for Heaven & Earth: For Beginners* from Master Books, and I’m so impressed! We switched from another curriculum, and I couldn’t be happier with this one. The "open and go" format makes it so easy to dive right into learning without any prep work. My child loves the engaging and colorful activities that make the material fun and interesting. I highly recommend Master Books—they’ve been such a great fit for our homeschooling journey!
    Loved it!
    Review by Miranda
    My son absolutely LOVED this book. Very engaging, hands on and straight forward to teach!
    Beautiful Study of the Universe
    Review by Johanna
    We just love the God’s Design for Beginner books. I am finishing up HEAVEN & EARTH FOR BEGINNERS for the second time with my second child and we have enjoyed every lesson. The layout is perfectly done with great photos and illustrations on each page. The worksheets woven throughout the book are fun to do and reinforce the lessons. The review pages at the end of each unit provide a nice way to recap each unit before moving on to the next one. I like that the lessons are concise, allowing us time to delve deeper into whatever way our science talks take us. There is a sufficient amount of science experiment instructions and activities for you and your student to do. Optional activities are at the back of the book. It is a gift to have this science curriculum from a Christian worldview that shows the wonders of our world and explains how God has set all of nature to work together. We are blessed to have, in our hands, such a beautiful study of our universe.
    Wonderful
    Review by Jessie
    I got this to use with my kindergartener age 5/6 son. We did 2 lessons a week. If he had been in 2nd grade we would've done the 4 day a week schedule. The images are vivid and beautiful. The lessons were easy to understand. We both learned a lot. The schedule in the front was really helpful to me. I recommend.
    Lot's of hands on!
    Review by Kayla
    My daughter and I loved all the extra hands on activities throughout the book. We would usually dive deep into the topics she wanted to learn more about. Great science book for my 2nd grader!
    Not bad
    Review by Kelly
    I used this for my 2nd grader. I believe for him it was a bit easy, but I do not think a kindergartener would hold the attention this book requires. It breaks down lessons really well and has easy experiments to do.
    Just not for us
    Review by Amanda
    It wasn’t our favorite, but it was still full of information.
    Great book to use over 3 years
    Review by Jennifer
    I broke each section up into 3 years K-2nd. It supplemented our other science curriculum from Masterbooks perfectly!

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