What Can You Do Australia and South America? Bundle

Our What Can You Do? series is a great introduction to creation science for kids. Explore with your little learner as you encounter some of the interesting animals of Australia and South America. Along the way, discover what makes people special to God.

While modern science will tell you that people are just smart animals, the truth is far greater than that. Follow along with your little ones through Australia and South America to learn about nine animals unique to each continent and what they can do that makes them special. Then, marvel at the Biblical truth that people are one-of-a-kind to God and learn what only we can do.

• In What Can You Do, Australia?, learn about nine unique animals native to Australia.
• Discover nine more animals in What Can You Do, South America?.
• Be amazed by what all of these animals can do that makes each special.
• Uncover the truth about what makes people unique in the eyes of God.
• Durable board book construction holds up to playtime and is easy to carry in diaper bags, purses and backpacks.

• Newborn to kindergarten (ages 0-6).

• ISBN-13: 9781733412025 (What Can You Do, Australia?), 9781733412018 (What Can You Do, South America?)
• 5.625" x 5.625"
• 22 fully illustrated pages per book
• Printed in the USA.
• Get to know the illustrator, Kate Fallahee.

Science Shepherd offers a robust line-up of Christian homeschool curriculum. Courses are available in Biology, Chemistry, Life Science and more, plus free creation science resources, from elementary school up to high school. The What Can You Do? series of board books is available for little learners. Each class is marked by simplicity in presentation, excellence in content, and Biblical perspective.

Science Shepherd has been awarded multiple Practical Homeschooling Reader Awards, Homeschool.com Educational Website Awards, and receives rave reviews from homeschool families. You can be confident that our curriculum will provide an excellent educational experience to your student.