Audiobooks Narrated by Margo Trueblood

Exploring Creation with Earth Science

"Apologia’s award-winning Earth Science curriculum is written for elementary students and has no prerequisites. Because young students learn best when they are interested in a topic, the Young Explorer Series was designed so that each course can be used in any order. Using hands-on activities to help your young scientist retain what they learn, Apologia’s elementary science curriculum uses the Charlotte Mason methodology to introduce the wonders of our life-sustaining planet. In this course, your student will explore and learn about the observable universe, life in the habitable zone, spheres of the Earth, mapping our planet, the forces that make and shape the land and sea, climate and weather, cycles of life, and unique places on Earth as they reveal the marvel and might of our loving Creator.  Topics CoveredThere are 14 lessons in this elementary Earth Science curriculum.   This course covers the following 14 lessons: - The Observable Universe - Life in the Habitable Zone - Spheres of the Earth - Mapping Your World - The Geosphere - Making and Shaping the Land - The Hydrosphere - The Atmosphere - Climate and Weather - Weather Forecasting - The Biosphere - Cycles of Life - Unique Places on Earth - God in Creation Experiments & Hands-On ActivitiesPacked with vivid photos and graphics that bring Earth Science to life, the textbook provides experiments and engaging, hands-on activities to help make learning stick.  Students will create a galaxy mobile, a Goldilocks Zone, a globe, maps, and crystals. They’ll also do hands-on activities to learn about invisible forces, tectonic plate movements, landforms, sunlight, and seasons, as well as weather and climates."

Rachael Yunis (Author), Margo Trueblood (Narrator)

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Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd Edition

"Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd Edition, is designed to be your student’s first high school science course. It is also a college-prep biology course that provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general biology.  In this course, your student will learn: - Scientific principles while seeing evidence of God’s creation  - How to think critically beyond the textbook and contextualize to real-life - How to conduct experiments methodically and interpret results - How to design their own experiments from beginning (concept) to end (results interpretation) - How to hold a logical discussion on God and science based on facts and beliefs Curriculum OverviewIn Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd Edition, your student will gain an appreciation of God’s creativity and the world around them as they discover how the designs of the simplest living things point to the fingerprints of the Creator. This biology course covers the science and chemistry of life, ecology, cell structure and function, cellular energy, DNA and, genetics, evolution, prokaryotes and viruses, protists and fungi, plant diversity and reproduction, plant structure and function, and the biology of various types of animals. Students will learn: - How to utilize the proper scientific method in a detailed and engaging way. - How to record data and report it. - How to read, create, and utilize several types of graphs (a skill that is found on SAT and ACT exams). "

Vicki Dincher (Author), Margo Trueblood (Narrator)

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Exploring Creation with Physical Science, 3rd Edition

"Apologia’s Physical Science curriculum is written to the student in a conversational tone, and cultivates independent learning. Throughout this curriculum, your student will investigate, discover, recognize, appreciate, discuss, and understand the wonders of Creation. This is the 3rd Edition of Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Physical Science. OverviewWhen we offer our students experiments that move beyond the science text, their learning expands and they own their own discoveries. They are able to see that our world is not as random as it seems as they can observe a phenomenon, ask questions, and methodically seek answers for themselves. Science no longer is just a class–it’s a means to discover their world. We believe that your student’s education should prepare them for life–not just academics. So, we’ve strategically designed a curriculum that will give your middle school student a basic understanding of the world that surrounds them and the real-world relevance of scientific inquiry through the beauty of Creation. This course is designed to be the last science course the student takes before high school Biology. Students will build confidence and a foundational understanding of high school level science as they work through and complete our Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science modules. "

Vicki Dincher (Author), Margo Trueblood (Narrator)

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