
Zoology 2 Notebooking Journal, 2nd Edition
From whales to sea slugs, your child explores marine marvels while journaling, experimenting, and soaking up God’s handiwork—two lessons a week, zero prep for you.
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With Exploring Creation with Zoology 2: Swimming Creatures of the Fifth Day, your elementary student will head into deep waters—sharks, whales, octopuses, sea stars, and more—while gaining a rock-solid understanding of marine biology from a biblical worldview.
This beautifully updated second edition covers fourteen lessons packed with salt levels, currents, habitats, animal anatomy, and ocean classifications. Along the way, kids meet creatures big and small, cartilaginous and bony, shelled and squishy—each one explored in depth through vibrant illustrations, true-to-life examples, and faith-based reflections.
But this isn’t a read-and-forget kind of program. With the Student Notebooking Journal, your child will narrate what he learns, color his way through pages, label diagrams, solve puzzles, build mini-books, complete copywork, and record hands-on experiment results. The journal is spiral-bound for easy use and follows a simple two-days-a-week structure—perfect for homeschooling families who love both structure and flexibility.
Expect projects like crafting a predator camouflage experiment, building an “ocean box,” or testing the science behind whale blubber. The hands-on labs use everyday materials, and for added ease, a lab kit is available separately.
No need to juggle extra teacher’s guides—everything’s included, including lesson plans, supply lists, and answer keys.
Whether your child’s obsessed with dolphins or fascinated by fish, this set opens a new window into God’s awe-inspiring undersea design—while reinforcing science skills and encouraging narration, retention, and wonder.

See sample pages from the Core Text, Notebooking Journal, Table of Contents, Lab Supply List, and more.
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.

