Creation or Evolution

by Mike Snavely

Have you ever seen a curriculum designed specifically to deal with the creation vs. evolution issue?  If you’re like us, you have probably always taught your children about creation, but here is a workbook to help cement all your teaching, and perhaps a few more important facts , into your children’s minds. This book is designed for self-study purposes, for anyone 6th grade and above, but could be used for students as young as 10 if done along with an adult.  It contains forty lessons that are divided into seven units.  Most lessons have worksheets, and all units have tests.  Most use this for their children as a Bible supplement.  It’s designed to answer many of the questions asked on the issue of origins:

•Where did you come from? Why are you alive?

•Were you created, or did you evolve?

•Does it make a difference what you believe?

•How long were the “days” of creation?

•What is science? What is evolution?

•Does science support the theory of evolution?

•What happened to the dinosaurs?

•Was the flood really worldwide?

•Where did all the water go?

•What does nature have to say about origins?

•Were there “hominids” in the past – evidence of human evolution?

This curriculum answers these and many other questions. It is designed to give the student a well-rounded view of the whole “creation model” of origins.  This study of the biblical account of origins will stretch the student’s faith in the written Word of God and encourages confidence when facing a world hostile to its message. All tests and answers included. 147 pages; 450g.

$28.00 

Greenleaf’s guide to OT History has 196 lessons placing biblical events in chronological order. Discussion questions are included for each lesson. Using it before or during your studies of Ancient Egypt and Greece will help place biblical history in perspective. This study will enable you to learn all the main bible stories directly from the bible (no dumbed down story books needed) and gain many other interesting insights you probably never considered before, like Adam being alive right up until just before the flood, etc. A great must have for the Christian home educator.

A revision and compilation of Valerie’s four unit study titles: How to Create Your Own Unit Study, The Unit Study Idea Book, For the Love of Reading, and Success with Unit Studies. This volume includes a new section: Biblical Parenting or Schooling at Home.
This guide presents the nuts and bolts of teaching through unit studies. Rekindle a love of learning in your family. Encourage creativity, expression, and individuality. Put away tedious textbooks and get on with real learning and real life!

Includes these topics:

Using The Library
Scheduling
Reading Good Literature
Timelines
Record Keeping
Valerie includes sample units to motivate you to create your own. These are:
World Geography
Children’s Authors
Storytelling
Medieval
House Cleaning
Cooking
Greek and Roman Studies<
Aviation
Astronomy
Ants
Birds
Human Body
Electricity
Foreign Countries
Korea
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Animation
The Orchestra and Great Composers
The Impressionists
Painters of the American Revolution
Sign Language
Civil War
Dolls and Stuffed Toys
Construction