Memoria First Grade Supplemental Science & Enrichment Set

“The world is so full of a number of things / I’m sure we should all be as happy as kings.”

Those are Robert Louis Stevenson’s words, and how true they are. God’s creation is a fascinating place, and learning the simple truths about it is one of the joys of childhood. Memoria Press’ Supplemental Science and Enrichment sets are a simple way to introduce your children to these truths.

NOTE: Some of these books refer to the age of the world in a way that contradicts young earth creationism, but we felt like they were the best books on the subject, and the reference to the age of the earth can easily be skipped as it is just mentioned and not dwelled upon.

First Grade: The First Grade Supplemental Science and Enrichment Set includes all books listed below.

The Biography of Tea – Carrie Gleason

Hurricanes! – Gail Gibbons

Miles and Miles of Reptiles – Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library

Alligators and Crocodiles – Gail Gibbons

Spotlight on Australia – Bobbie Kalman

What Makes Day & Night – Let’s Read and Find Out Science

Trains – Gail Gibbons

Locomotive – Brian Floca

Trees, Leaves, and Bark – Take-Along Guide

In the Rainforest – Kate Duke

A More Perfect Union – Betsy Maestro & Giulia Maestro

Sounds All Around – Let’s Read and Find Out Science

Penguin Chick – Betty Tatham

Hear Your Heart – Let’s Read and Find Out Science

Children Just Like Me: Celebrations! – Dorling Kindersley

A Kid’s Guide to Washington D.C. – Miriam Chernick

The Reasons for Seasons – Gail Gibbons

St. Patrick’s Day – Gail Gibbons

How Many Teeth? – Paul Showers

Spotlight on Russia – Bobbie Kalman

Where Do Chicks Come From? – Let’s Read and Find Out Science

How People Learned to Fly – Let’s Read and Find Out Science

Fine-Feathered Friends – Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library

Oh, Say, Can You Say, What’s the Weather Today? – Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library

Tornadoes! – Gail Gibbons

Clouds – Let’s Read and Find Out Science

The Construction Alphabet Book – Jerry Pallotta

Wolves – Gail Gibbons