Exploring Package

John Hudson Tiner

The first in a series of three books on science, geared toward the home school market, but broadly appealing for any elementary age child. Tiner has written a textbook for 5th grade to junior high level, similar in style to public school texts, but with a creationism perspective of history.

Paperback: 160 pages

John Hudson Tiner

The third in this popular series, with the same format (including questions that teachers can use for checking comprehension) that has driven the success of Exploring Planet Earth and Exploring the History of Medicine. Home and Christian school teachers are clamoring for these more specialized books and here Tiner delivers in a big way. With a flair for telling biographical sketches of famous scientists, Tiner also provides students with a solid foundation for understanding the crucial purposes of chemistry. Each chapter ends with study questions and the answers, in the back of the book, can easily be removed by teacher or parent.

Paperback: 142 pages

Gary Parker

Come explore the world. From the mountain heights where the air is thin and breathing is difficult to the heated deserts where temperatures can soar to well over 120 degrees, come explore the world. From the sultry, wet rain forests where sunlight never brightens the underneath to the dry, arctic tundra with its fragile ecosystem, come explore the world. From the viable deciduous forests rich with wildlife to the arid grasslands where animals roam in herds, come explore the world.

Paperback: 140 pages

John Hudson Tiner

This is more than just a math book! Showing math in a practical light, it's a fascinating look at the development of everyday math principles through history. Do you know why ten days vanished in 1752? Do you know what invention caused the world to be divided into time zones in the nineteenth century? Do you know the mathematics principle behind Da Vinci's Last Supper that makes it pleasing to the eye? This book covers it all, from the early Egyptians to the space age.

Paperback: 157 pages

John Hudson Tiner

Did you know that a feather and a lump of lead will fall at the same rate in a vacuum? Learn about the history of physics from Aristotle to Galileo to Isaac Newton to the latest advances. Discover how the laws of motion and gravity affect everything from the normal activities of everyday life to launching rockets into space. Learn about the effects of inertia firsthand during fun and informative experiments.

Paperback: 160 pages