Exploring Creation with Astronomy
Blast off into Bible-based space science! Your child will chart planets, track stars, and journal discoveries—all with one eye on the sky and one on Scripture.
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If your child has ever asked, “What’s beyond the stars?”—this course doesn’t just answer, it equips him to explore. Exploring Creation with Astronomy launches your child on a 14-chapter journey through the solar system, galaxies, black holes, space travel, and beyond—all through the lens of biblical truth.
Perfect for grades K–6, this updated edition weaves vibrant photos, Scripture, and hands-on projects into every chapter. Think balloon-based solar systems, cloud-tracking, crater-creating, telescope building, and constellation spotting—not endless reading or dry worksheets. Each activity uses mostly household items, and an optional science kit is available for families who’d rather not hunt for materials.
The full-color Student Notebook is the ultimate co-pilot: it keeps everything in one place and makes sure your child has space to process, sketch, narrate, label, and record every step of the adventure. There’s no guesswork for parents either—assignments are laid out by day, with built-in schedules and checklists. No separate teacher guide needed.
Inside the notebook, you’ll find narration prompts, lapbook-style cutouts, space to illustrate discoveries, Scripture copywork (print and cursive), and review questions that cement key concepts. There’s even a mini field trip log and a spot for final reflections after each chapter.
Whether your child is new to science or ready to level up his space smarts, this open-and-go format encourages meaningful, memorable learning with zero overwhelm. And because it’s from Apologia, it’s anchored in a Christian worldview from beginning to end.
See some sample pages from this book and browse all that it has to offer.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
Yes, it is! The series is designed to be used in any order, so you can choose to start with whatever topic most interests your child.
Some of the books in the series have content that is a bit more advanced than others. In particular, Earth Science, Human Anatomy & Physiology, and Chemistry & Physics are better suited for upper elementary grades.
