Memoria Press Science

Birds are everywhere, a delightful part of nature that anyone can observe and study!

This course will teach students about birds, their anatomy, how they live, and individual characteristics. Students will learn about 30 common birds as well as some uncommon varieties; by the end of the course, students should be able to identify 31 birds by their distinguishing characteristics and song.

Lessons begin by reading the terms to know, the assigned text, and working through the comprehension questions. Designed to be used along with the sold-separately What's that Bird? text, the Peterson First Guide to Birds, the Peterson Field Guide Color-In Book: Birds and the "Common Birds and Their Songs" CD (currently not available at Christianbook.com), students will use these resources in order to answer the questions and exercises in the text, and to help them remember bird colorings and markings. "Bird Fact" questions will guide students through learning about the bird family, habitat, call/song, and distinguishing characteristics of birds in turn. A review lesson is included. 29 pages, softcover. 5th Grade students.

This teacher's guide accompanies Memoria Press' sold-separately What's that Bird? student text. It features reproductions of the student pages with the correct answers overlaid in light-grey text. Quizzes for each lesson, as well as tests that cover each of the three units, plus a final exam, are included with answer keys. 81 pages, softcover.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used with the Memoria Press What's that Bird? and Exploring the History of Medicine curriculum (all components sold-separately).

This lesson plan schedules lessons for each week in one weekly box that includes assignments on what to read and what activities to complete. Each assignment has a checkbox next to it for easy tracking. Covers 34 weeks. 5 pages, comb-binding, paper cover. Grades 5-8.

Natural History is a historical subject that aims to give a descriptive account of plants and animals and the world in which they live. This book will introduce animals in such a way that students will clearly see nature's beautiful order. Eighteen narrative lessons by authors such as James Audubon, Jean-Henri Fabre, and St-George J. Mivart cover lobsters, cuttlefish, sea urchins, bees, trout, frogs, turtles, birds, groundhogs, deer, farm friends, and more. 187 pages, softcover. Grades 6 & up.

This student guide is part of the Memoria Press "Nature's Beautiful Order" curriculum which also is comprised of a Student Text and Teacher Key (both sold-separately and not-included).

This guide contains short-answer comprehension questions for each of the 18 chapters in the text (not included). 51 pages, softcover. Consumable and non-reproducible.

This teacher's key is designed to be used with the Nature's Beautiful Order Student Guide from Memoria Press (not-included and sold-separately). Full-size student pages are reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. 51 pages, softcover. Grades 6-9.

The Book of Insects Reader is part of the Insects curriculum from Memoria Press. A compilation of classic stories written in the late 1800s, it provides a charmingly narrative approach to the life of insects. Chapters cover different orders of insects, metamorphosis, crickets and grasshoppers, water-bugs, different types of flies, beetles, months, butterflies, ants, bees, and more. 180 pages, softcover. Grades 4 & up.

The Book of Insects Workbook is part of the Insects curriculum from Memoria Press. Designed to be used in conjunction with the Book of Insects Reader and Peterson First Guide: Insects, this workbook looks at different orders of insects, including Odonata, Hemiptera, Diptera, Coleoptera, Moths, Butterflies, Wasps, Ants, and Bees. Each unit concludes with a review, and a final review is also included. Lessons include facts, comprehension questions, observation activities, and other activities. 85 pages, softcover. Grades 4 & up.

This "Book of Insects Teacher Guide" accompanies the Book of Insects Student Book (sold-separately). It features reproductions of the student pages with the correct answers overlaid.

Peterson First Guides are the first books the beginning naturalist needs. Condensed versions of the famous Peterson Field Guides, the First Guides focus on the animals, plants, and other natural things you are most likely to see. They make it fun to get into the field and easy to progress to the full-fledged Peterson Guides. The Peterson First Guide to Insects features: 203 common and conspicuous insects of North America; introductory sections on observing insects, parts of insects, and more; the famous Peterson Identification System, which shows you exactly what to look for.

Trees provide oxygen, help the soil, and are crucial to life on earth. The Trees Reader will teach students about why trees are important as well as plant morphology and taxonomy (the different parts and different kinds of plants), as well as photosynthesis and respiration. Flowers and fruits are also included, with a final chapter on observing trees. Part of the Memoria Press "The Book of Trees" series. 80 pages, softcover. Grades 6 & up.

The Book of Trees Workbook is part of the Trees curriculum from Memoria Press. Designed to be used in conjunction with the Book of Trees Reader, this workbook follows the same order, and includes lessons on the plant systems, root sstem, stem structure, leaves, photosynthesis & respiration, flowers & fruits, and tree observation. Each unit concludes with a review, and a final review is also included. Lessons include comprehension questions, observation activities, diagram-labels, and more. 112 pages, softcover. Grades 6 & up.

This teacher guide accompanies the Book of Trees Student Guide, and contains reproductions of the student pages with the correct answers overlaid.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used with the "Exploring the World of Biology" Course (Text from Master Books, plus Teacher Key/Tests and Supplemental Student Question Book from Memoria Press) and The Book of Trees Text, Teacher Guide, and Student Book from Memoria Press.

This lesson plan schedules lessons for each week in two boxes per week (Day 1 and Day 2) that include assignments on what to read and what activities to complete. Each assignment has a checkbox next to it for easy tracking. Covers 30 weeks. 7 pages, comb-binding, paper cover. Grades 6-7.

Please note that this set of lesson plans is already included in the Memoria Press Sixth Grade Curriculum Manual (sold-separately and not-included.)

Gain an overview of the Trees you're most likely to encounter or study first--Pines, firs, oaks, willows, and other tree types are covered in plain language! Illustrations, diagrams and charts will help you in your quest to understand the natural world as you start your studies. The Peterson First Guides &#174 are condensed versions of the Peterson Field Guides &#174. 128 pages, softcover. 3.75" x 7.25".

The night sky looms above every evening; but how much do we really know about it? Once the subject of intense study by our ancestors, many modern-day youths know of nothing beyond the moon and the Big Dipper.

Designed as an introductory course for young elementary-aged students, this astronomy program covers constellations, the motion of the earth, and the names of the stars. Organized by each season's sky--Summer-Fall, Winter, and Spring-short paragraphs introduce the basic concepts of astronomy. Constellation paragraphs also feature star charts that show the main stars connected, as well as a separate chart that shows its position in the sky. Students are given boxes of stars and asked to draw and label the constellations in them; exercise questions on the constellation's name, mythical background, and brightest stars are also included.

The solar system is also covered; each planet has a fact page with photo, rotation and orbit information, characteristics, composition, and mythological references; comprehension exercises follow. A cumulative exercise is included in the back that reviews all the content of the previous lessons, including labeling constellations in Latin and English, labeling photos of the planets, completing sentences with word-bank vocab, labeling stars in order of brightness, and other concepts.

Grades 3 & up. 164 pages, softcover.

This teacher's guide accompanies the sold-separately The Book of Astronomy Student Book from Memoria Press. It includes full-size reproductions of the student book pages with the correct answers overlaid in brown (to easily differentiate answers from text). This teacher's book also contains a pronunciation guide, tests and test answer key, and overhead copy masters. 228 pages, softcover.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used with the Memoria Press Book of Astronomy Student Book and Book of Astronomy Teacher's Guide (both sold-separately).

This lesson plan schedules lessons for each week in one weekly box that includes assignments on what to read and what activities to complete. Each assignment has a checkbox next to it for easy tracking. Covers 30 weeks. Includes instructions on how to create and use a review box. 15 pages, comb-binding, paper cover. Grades 3 & up.

Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Physics: Supplemental Student Questions, Second Edition is designed to be used with Exploring the World of Physics: From Simple Machines to Nuclear Energyby John H. Tiner. (sold separately)

Supplemental questions are provided for each chapter in the book with Review lessons included throughout.

Softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8

This Teacher Key & Tests book accompanies the Memoria Press Exploring the World of Physics (sold-separately). The student book is reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. Tests with test key are also included. Softcover. Grades 5-8

Do avoid learning or teaching physics at all costs? Exploring the World of Physics is designed specifically for those who think it's much too complicated for them! Each concept is clearly explained with text that speaks in laymans' terms, and illustrates each concept with examples from history and real life. Learn about the laws, principles and effects of physics throughout our universe that students from elementary to high school can understand. 158 indexed pages, softcover.

Memoria Press' Exploring the History of Medicine: Supplemental Student Questions is designed to be used with Exploring the History of Medicine by John H. Tiner. (sold separately)

Supplemental questions are provided for each chapter in the book with Review lessons included throughout.

Softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8.

This teacher key with tests accompanies the Memoria Press Exploring the History of Medicine Supplemental Student Questions, 3rd Edition workbook (sold-separately). The student book is reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. Tests with test key are also included. 69 pages, softcover.

This engaging history of medicine covers some of the most important and life-saving remedies discovered, from ether and anesthesia to washing hands to discovering germs. Chapters focus on some of the most famous surgeons, doctors and scientists who discovered these principles; photos and interesting sidebar provide additional information. 161 indexed pages, softcover.

Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Chemistry: Supplemental Student Questions, Second Edition is designed to be used with Exploring the World of Chemistry by John H. Tiner. (sold separately)

Supplemental questions are provided for each chapter in the book with Review lessons included throughout.

Softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8.

This Teacher Key & Tests book accompanies the Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Chemistry, Second Edition workbook (sold-separately). The student book is reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. Tests with test key are also included. Softcover. Grades 5-8

This engaging history of chemistry covers some of the most important discoveries, from hydrogen to metal alloys, electricity to snowflakes. Chapters focus on some of the most famous scientists who discovered these principles; photos and interesting sidebar provide additional information. 142 indexed pages, softcover.

Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Mathematics: Supplemental Student Questions, Second Edition is designed to be used with Exploring the World of Mathematics by John H. Tiner. (sold separately)

Supplemental questions are provided for each chapter in the book with Review lessons included throughout.

Softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8.

This Teacher Key & Tests book accompanies the Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Mathematics (sold-separately). The student book is reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. Tests with test key are also included. Softcover.

Show your students that numbers don't have to be difficult---in fact, they can be enjoyable! More than just another textbook, this supplement to your curriculum traces the history of mathematics principles and theory; features simple algebra, geometry, and scientific computations; and offers practical tips for everyday math use. Includes biblical examples, fun activities, chapter tests, and lots of illustrations and diagrams. 160 pages, softcover from New Leaf.

Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Astronomy: Supplemental Student Questions, Second Edition is designed to be used with Exploring the World of Astronomy by John H. Tiner. (sold separately)

This book provides comprehension questions for each chapter, three tests (which cover chapters 1-4, 5-8, and 9-12), and a comprehensive final test. Instructions for writing a short research paper or creating a simple chart listing the key accomplishments of 10 astronomers are also included. A recommended plan of use is provided for teachers.

30 pages, softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8.

This Teacher Key & Tests book accompanies the Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Astronomy Supplemental Student Questions Workbook (sold-separately). This teacher's book features reduced-size student pages with the correct answers overlaid. Three tests and a final exam, along with a test key, are also included. 49 pages, softcover.

This book can be used with multiple age ranges; elementary aged students can follow along with parental help, and middle school students can read and test their understanding independently; this book can also serve as a refresher course for Jr. High and High School students who focus on the "Explore More" questions at the end of the book. Each chapter review includes other "explore more" questions in addition to multiple-choice questions. Black and white photographs and diagrams, as well as reproduced ancient texts and materials on the night sky, are included. A cumulative review is also included in the back of the book. 173 pages, softcover, with answer key and index.

Memoria Press' Exploring the Planet Earth: Supplemental Student Questions, Second Edition is designed to be used with Exploring the Planet Earth by John H. Tiner (sold separately).

Supplemental questions are provided for each chapter in the book with Review lessons included throughout.

Softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8.

This Teacher Key & Tests book accompanies the Memoria Press' Exploring Planet Earth workbook (sold-separately). The student book is reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. Tests with test key are also included. Softcover.

Provide your 10- to 14-year-olds with an overview of history's explorers and scientists---from a creationist perspective! Featuring photographs, illustrations, and chapter review activities, Tiner's resource highlights important Christian thinkers and discoverers---from Sir Isaac Newton to rocket scientist Wernher von Braun and astronaut Jim Irwin. Students also learn about discoveries and inventions that helped bring "terra incognito" to light. Answer key included. 160 pages, softcover from Master Books.

Memoria Press' Exploring World of Biology: Supplemental Student Questions, Second Edition is designed to be used with Exploring the World of Biology by John H. Tiner. (sold separately)

Supplemental questions are provided for each chapter in the book with Review lessons included throughout.

Softcover, consumable (non-reproducible) workbook. Grades 5-8.

This Teacher Key & Tests book accompanies the Memoria Press' Exploring the World of Biology workbook (sold-separately). The student book is reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. Tests with test key are also included. Softcover.

Explore biology-life-as God created it! From the smallest (and yet still incredibly complex) bacteria to the largest mammals, students will read about the life of insects, reptiles, birds, and mammals, as well as the science of biology itself. Classification, energy storage, digestion, early biologists, DNA, and other topics are all explored in easy to read chapters that always point the glory of creation back to God. Chapter highlights, illustrations, and questions are included for each chapter. 153 indexed pages, softcover. Line-listed answers included.

This set of lesson plans from Memoria Press is designed to be used with the "Novare Physical Science, 2nd Edition" textbook by John D. Mays (not-included; must be obtained separately).

This lesson plan is designed around a 5-days-per-week schedule that will take a year to complete; assignments are given for each day over a 33-week period. Each assignment has a checkbox next to it to check off as it's completed. 11 pages, comb-binding, paper cover.

Grades 6-8.