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Quark Chronicles Anatomy eBook Ernest DeVore

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Tom, Sally, Joe, and Mike continue traveling with Auntie, their living ship, and Mab, their friend and telepathic moss, while they search for Earth. A mysterious illness plaguing Auntie sends the children on a race across the galaxy to discover a cure and learn about their own anatomy in the process.

Quark Chronicles Anatomy eBook Ernest DeVore

It's subtle learning woven into an adventure story. I love that the kids in the book have to learn something in order to succeed at their mission, rather than have some inherent gift that they discover within themselves that gets them through.

Product details File Size 948 KB Print Length 251 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 152277498X Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publisher Barefoot Ragamuffin Curricula (April 10, 2017) Publication Date April 10, 2017 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B06Y62CJZL

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Quark Chronicles Anatomy eBook Ernest DeVore Reviews

This is a great addition to my home school curriculum.
Great for what it is. The authors writing is getting better through the series. The book would work well as a read aloud because each chapter is its own adventure. In the same genre as Life of Fred, it's a fun way to introduce or reinforce science concepts. this series seems about right for 4th grade and up.
It's subtle learning woven into an adventure story. I love that the kids in the book have to learn something in order to succeed at their mission, rather than have some inherent gift that they discover within themselves that gets them through.