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This new book for the younger set (ages kindergarten to grade five), introduces the reader to an amazing number of issues connected with our earth, its past history, present concerns and future. And the text is enhanced by beautiful water colour illustrations. Definitely a positive learning experience!

Book Review

A wonderful introduction to dinosaurs for the young set, kindergarten to grade five. Age appropriate illustrations and amusing but accurate discussion that dovetails with the Genesis account. Guaranteed a hit with your young dinosaur fans!

This is an outstanding book that is great for students ages 10-14. It is organized in an easy to understand format, applies to real life and is an enjoyable read. There are also new things to learn for those who are already interested in this topic.

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This is the third title in ICR’s Science for Kids series of small books. Its subtitle is “Exploring Unique Creature Features.” We learn in this delightful book that each creature displays amazing physical appearances and talents. All ages (but especially ages 4-7) will enjoy this book. The illustrations are perfect and the discussion is designed to catch a young person’s interest. There are animals described that not even you parents have heard about!

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!

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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This is a revised, updated and enlarged replacement for the earlier title Noah’s Ark and the Lost World. This book contains the latest information concerning the Ark and its possible location on Mount Ararat. Recommended for ages 8 – 12.

With text and illustrations, this book provides a guide to what God did on each day of the Creation Week. This booklet provides children aged 10-13 with some important issues connected to the days of creation. Boxed highlights for discussion and suggested activities serve to focus the readers’ interest. Fun and interesting.

This is a revised, updated and enlarged replacement for the earlier title Noah’s Ark and the Lost World. This book contains the latest information concerning the Ark and its possible location on Mount Ararat. Recommended for ages 8 – 12.

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!

With text and illustrations, this book provides a guide to what God did on each day of the Creation Week. This booklet provides children aged 10-13 with some important issues connected to the days of creation. Boxed highlights for discussion and suggested activities serve to focus the readers’ interest. Fun and interesting.

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!

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.