Welcome to Our All About Animals Homeschool Science Course

More About Our All About Animals Homeschool Science Course

The fourteen units in this All About Animals homeschool science course include colorful text, puzzle pages, activities, and more. Topics covered include:

• It’s a Bug’s Life: How did the rhinoceros beetle get its name? Does a centipede really have 100 feet? Can bugs learn things? Read It’s a Bug’s Life to find out! Dive into the world of the small creatures called “bugs.” Take a closer look at how a bug is different from a spider and from a crab while learning about many colorful, fascinating, and sometimes deadly animals. Engaging illustrations and captions fully explain each bug.
• Backyard Bugs: Learn about the life cycle of butterflies, the process bees go through to make honey, and other interesting facts about insects and their habitats.
• Forest Friends: Learn about the physical characteristics and habitats of raccoons, squirrels, woodpeckers, and other forest-dwelling animals.
• Into the Rain Forest: Learn about the physical characteristics and habitats of jaguars, monkeys, snakes, and other animals that live in the rain forest.
• Kits, Calves, and Cubs: Learn about the physical characteristics and habitats of thirteen baby animals, including beavers, camels, opossums, porcupines, and kangaroos.
• Animal Babies: Learn about the different ways that animal babies live, learn, and grow.
• Animal Homes: Learn about different kinds of animal homes, from underground tunnels to tree houses, shells, and more.
• Rain Forest Animals: Learn about sleepy sloths, fierce jaguars, and other exciting rain forest animals.
• Under the Sea: Learn about giant whales, fierce sharks, tiny seahorses, and many other exciting sea creatures.
• Wild Animals: Learn about roaring lions, huge hippos, spotted cheetahs, and other exciting wild animals.
• World of Insects: Learn about fierce praying mantises, busy honey bees, beautiful butterflies, plus more amazing insects.
• Learning Ladders – Tropical Fish: Meet beautiful and interesting fish that live in tropical waters around the world. Some fish are tiny, others are huge, but they all share a home in Earth’s ocean.
• Learning Ladders – World of Birds: Meet beautiful and interesting birds that live around the world. Some live in your own backyard—and some may even live in your home as pets!
• Learning Ladders – Biggest, Fastest, Smallest, Slowest: Some animals are big, while others are small. Some are fast, but others are slow! Find out what size these animals are, what they like to eat, and how fast they can­—or don’t—move!