Zoology 3 Notebooking Journal

Strap on your safari hat—Exploring Creation with Zoology 3: Land Animals of the Sixth Day is about to launch your child on a globe-spanning expedition through deserts, jungles, backyards, and even the fossil record! Written in a warm, conversational style, this engaging Apologia course invites elementary students (grades K–6) to explore the world of God’s land animals—from chimpanzees to cheetahs, marsupials to meat-eaters, reptiles to rodents—with 14 richly illustrated chapters.

But this isn’t just about naming animals. Your child will explore animal classification, habitats, behaviors, tracking, camouflage, and even the case for dinosaurs and creation—all from a Christian worldview. Questions like “Could humans and dinosaurs have existed at the same time?” or “How do kangaroos manage with babies in pouches?” lead to thoughtful discovery and real understanding.

The Zoology 3 Notebooking Journal transforms those discoveries into creative, hands-on work. With over 200 spiral-bound pages, the journal includes schedule grids, narration prompts, mini-books, copywork, vocabulary activities, and room to record experiments like predator-prey camouflage games and animal-track simulations. Everything is beautifully mapped to the textbook—no guesswork, no teacher’s manual required.

Each twice-a-week lesson includes reading, journaling, and easy, household-supplies-based experiments (or pick up an optional lab kit if you’d rather not improvise).

Whether your child loves sketching tracks, narrating discoveries, or imagining life as a lemur, this program makes zoology inviting, interactive, and worldview-rich. With vivid visuals, clever activities, and thoughtful structure, Zoology 3 builds science knowledge and narration skills at the same time—and delivers a learning experience that’s as memorable as it is meaningful.