| Meredith Ludwig Curtis |
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 "Are you serious? You want me to color a coloring book for science class? I'm in high school, Mom." "I know sweetie, but this coloring book will be such a blessing!" Aren't teens to old to color? The Human Anatomy Coloring Book by Margaret Mott is an amazing asset to any course on human anatomy, whether its health or human physiology. There is nothing that makes memorization of body parts easier than to color them.
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 Christ-centered with an emphasis on the wonder of God's Creation, Apologia textbooks are always a favorite of mine! I enjoy Apologia textbooks because they are easy to understand, full of beautiful pictures, and have hands-on activities that require things I can find around my house. But my very favorite thing about ALL Apologia textbooks is that they honor God as the Creator and Sustainer of Life! Apologia seeks to promote Creationism by filling the readers' hearts with wonder as the marvels of the Creation are explained!
I am reviewing three Apologia science textbooks: Exploring Creation with Zoology: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day for elementary students, Exploring Creation with General Science for middle school students, and Exploring Creation with Biology for high school students. One of my favorite parts of Apologia's textbooks is a page right near the beginning titled, "Need Help?" The entire page is devoted to getting help through the mail, email, on the web, by fax, and by phone. It gives you the idea that they care about helping homeschooling families! Apologia is supportive and available. One more thing to love about Apologia! |
AuthorMeredith Curtis, homeschooling mom & worship leader, is married to her college sweetheart. She is blessed with 5 amazing children, 3 adorable grandchildren, and an awesome church family! 
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