Tell A Friend

How to Navigate As you move your mouse over the menu above, if you have a JavaScript-enabled browser this paragraph will change and give you a description of that area. We recommend that you disable your pop-up blocker while browsing HSAdvisor.com because some of our pages will open up a new window. (Internet Browsing Tips) More 5th Grade Math 1 Year Courses Workbooks Drills Puzzles/Games Language Arts 1 Year Courses Grammar, Punctuation & Usage Literature Spelling Vocabulary Writing Skills Handwriting Science 1 Year Courses Activities Astronomy Health Social Studies 1 Year Courses History Geography Culture Government Electives Art Music Economics Please Read This When you click on a book title in this bookstore, a new window will pop up where you can review the book further. If you decide to buy the book, go ahead and click on the "Buy Now" button. This will place it in your Christianbook.com "Bookbag." Go ahead and close the new window and continue browsing curriculum here at HSAdvisor.com. When you want to view the items in your Bookbag or Wish List, use the links below: View Bookbag | View Wish List Over Our Heads in Wonder: Science and the Sky From sky watching and weather charting to discussions about Jesus, the Light of the world, this multifaceted sourcebook encourages your kids to keep looking up! Organized around different facets of weather and the sky---clouds, rainbows, sun, stars, snow, wind, storms, air---it features over 25 readings/discussions and 50+ activities/experiments incorporating science, Bible, language arts, research, and more! Grades K to 5. 85 pages, softcover from Bright Ideas. Over Our Heads in Wonder: Science and the Sky (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Find the Constellations Very few people can tell one star from another but with Find the Constellation, it will not be difficult to learn. From the author of Curious George comes to you an astronomy guidebook for beginners. Let illustrated characters take you on a journey through space, helping you find the constellations. A great way to introduce astronomy to early learners. This book contains 72 pages of constellation shapes, quizzes, constellation position, tips, and stories and lessons about planets and constellations. Grade level 2-5. Find the Constellations Find The Constellations, Hardcover (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Exploring Creation with Astronomy What would living on Venus be like? Are there really black holes? How did God create the cosmos? Curious kids want to know, and this 28-week curriculum gives them biblically based, scientifically sound answers. Using Charlotte Mason's methodology, 14 incremental lessons employ narration, notebooking, hands-on projects, and a course website to introduce 6- to 12-year-olds to the wonders of the solar system and universe. 176 pages, hardcover from Apologia. Exploring Creation with Astronomy (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Astronomy for Every Kid: 101 Easy Experiment That Really Work Why does Jupiter have colored clouds? How can you use a clock as a compass? What is the cause of shooting stars? Using common down-to-earth objects, these out-of-this-world experiments will help your kids discover the scientific principles behind the sun, moon, stars, and planets. Each pretested step-by-step activity includes a list of materials, expected results, and a clear explanation. Ages 8 to 12. 229 pages, softcover from Wiley & Sons. Astronomy for Every Kid: 101 Easy Experiment That Really Work (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Creation Astronomy Hands on Science Experiments This study guide, written in the same format as the others, presents astronomy from a Creation perspective, and will show you how "the heavens declare the glory of God." This book refutes the Big Bang Theory and gives some of its history and how it has changed over the years, especially since the Hubble telescope was repaired. Features a 26-page teaching outline, star chart of 48 constellations, and over 250 activities adaptable for students in grades K-12. Features activities in every subject: Reading List Art & Music Resource Guide Geography and History Math Reinforcements Vocabulary and Spelling Language Arts and Grammar Activities & Experiments Reproducible Sheets Creation Astronomy: A Study Guide to the Constellation! Creation Astronomy Hands on Science Experiments (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Star Talker Audio CD Program for Astronomy Have you ever looked up into the night sky and wondered what the names of all those glimmering points of light are? Here's a fun way to find out! Covering 52 constellations, 200 star locations and names, ancient legends, star facts, and more, this easy-to-use course guides you through the starry heavens, from season to season. Includes 4 one-hour audiocassettes, 20 star charts, a constellation poster, and a reference guide. Star Talker Program for Astronomy Star Talker Audio CD Program for Astronomy (Second Edition) (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Astronomy for All Ages Complemented by charts, diagrams, and photographs, this discovery workbook is filled with fascinating and engaging activities---from simple to complex---designed to acquaint stargazers of all ages with the universe above their heads. Learn to read the sky with the naked eye, create a pocket solar system, collect micro-meteorites, build a telescope, learn what causes auroras and nebulae, and more. 214 pages, softcover from Globe Pequot. Astronomy for All Ages, Second Edition (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Janice VanCleave's A+ Projects in Astronomy: Winning Experiments for Science Fairs and Extra Credit The science fair is on its way . . . are your teens stuck for ideas? VanCleave will help them "reach for the stars"! Her terrific step-by-step guide explores 30 astronomy-related topics and offers dozens of ideas for experiments. Construct a scale model of the solar system; study eclipses; create a "star clock"; and more! 216 pages, softcover from Wiley & Sons. Janice VanCleave's A+ Projects in Astronomy: Winning Experiments for Science Fairs and Extra Credit (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Kingfisher Astronomy Frozen planets, explosive stars, holes in space---the universe is crammed with wonders. Get up close with the out-of-this-world! Packed with fascinating facts about moons, galaxies, and astronomers, this spectacular study offers your 9- to 12-year-olds a lavish look at the science of the sky. Featuring spectacular NASA photographs and up-to-date information on our solar system and beyond! (Some references to big bang theory.) 64 pages, hardcover. Kingfisher Astronomy (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Astronomy-Eyewitness Here is a spectacular, thought provoking, and highly informative guide to the fascinating world of astronomy. Superb full color photographs of scientific instruments, experiments, and innovative 3-D models reveal the discoveries and research that have transformed our understanding of the Universe. For ages 8-12. Astronomy-Eyewitness (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) The Usborne Internet-Linked Book of Astronomy & Space The Usborne Internet-linked Book of Astronomy & Space gives you a breathtaking surface-eye view of the planets. See stars exploding, black holes forming, and zoom through the solar system with comets and asteroids. Navigate the night sky using our clear, detailed maps. This updated edition shows you the universe, using the latest information from astronomers around the world, and space probes around the galaxy. This book also includes practical information on home astronomy and buying and using equipment. For more Usborne Internet-Linked Books and much more please click here... The Usborne Internet-Linked Book of Astronomy & Space (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Elementary Astronomy Students of all ages are fascinated by the sky above, Elementary Astronomy is the guidebook you will want to use to learn about seasons, moon phases, eclipses, planets, constellations, and more. In easy-to-understand language and with clear and simple illustrations, Dr. Pierce describes a variety of common celestial phenomena and explains the fundamental forces which produce them. Based on his exciting astronomy workshops, this book makes complex ideas accessible to those who don't have a strong background in the sciences in mathematics. Elementary Astronomy (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Space Frontiers: Exploring Astronomy Space Frontiers: Exploring Astronomy part of the Science Activity Series for grades 4-8+ provides activities to help students explore Astronomy. Scientific Facts and Methods Reading Comprehension Projects Activities Softcover, 62 pages. Reproducible for classroom or home. Answer key. Space Frontiers: Exploring Astronomy Grades 4-8+ (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Our Solar System Our Solar System is a comprehensive, fun-filled unit on solar system. Students learn important facts about the history of astronomy, the sun, the planets, our moon, asteroids, meteoroids, comets, and more. They are also presented with opportunities to practice crucial critical and creative-thinking skills. A variety of types of activities are included: creative writing, experimenting, research, math, analyzing, evaluating, and more. A fun What's the Question? game is provided to reinforce the concepts learned in the unit. In addition, a crossword puzzle is included. The puzzle may be used to evaluate knowledge or just for fun! Our Solar System, Grades 4-8 (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) The Solar System: An A-Z Guide Strap your armchair astronauts in for lift-off with this visual dictionary of planets, satellites, space probes, scientists, astronomers, and flight crews. "Fast Fact" sidebars provide statistics for each planet. Dozens of photographs and illustrations whet your students' appetites for deeper exploration. Includes cross-references to related articles and a good list of books and websites for further reading. Ages 9 to 12. 96 pages, softcover from Grolier. The Solar System: An A-Z Guide (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Exploring Outer Space Have your kids discovered science yet? Do they dream of rocketing to outer space, exploring the unknown, unearthing the mysteries of the universe? Science is fun and your kids will love this fascinating collection of thirty outer space experiments just for them! For ages six to eleven, these hands-on activities teach the mighty wonders of God's glorious creation. Your kids (and you, too!) will learn all about the earth's orbit and rotation, the moon, the stars, planets, and solar system, gravity, rockets and much more! Each activity includes informative text, a list of the simple household materials you'll need, and detailed project instructions. Best of all, each experiment features a related Scripture and tells how God created science! Exploring Outer Space (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) To assist you in your choices, we have included the cross symbol next to those materials that specifically reflect a Christian worldview.