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Animals and Humans - Are They Equal? Tertiary"Are humans and animals equal? Animal rights advocates would say yes. Others would say that there are essential differences between the two. What is the Christian stand? Does the Bible say anything on the issue?" -
Biblical Lesson Plans Kindergarten-Grade 8This website offers lessons and resources in a variety of areas, such as Creation, The Flood, Relationships, and more. Suggested uses for these lesson plans include schools, VBS (Vacation Bible School), home school, youth groups, and Bible study groups, among... -
Caring for God's Animal Creations - Ethical Principles Kindergarten-LifelongThis JAE column summarizes three orienting premises from Winslow's chapter entitled, "What Christian Principles Guide Our Relations With Animals?" in the book Entrusted: Christians and Environmental Care. -
Dinosaur Questions and Answers Grade 5-Grade 8Find answers to questions about dinosaurs from a Christian prospective. -
Endangered Species - A Tiger's Tail Grade 4-Grade 6The purpose of this interdisciplinary faith-based unit "is to teach our students about what it takes to save just one species, what man has done to cause the problems tigers are having, and what each of them can do to help save these beautiful animals.... -
From Farm to Fork - How Should Adventists View the Dark World of Factory Farms? Tertiary-Lifelong"If our Creator views animal welfare as a societal issue of ethics, shouldn’t humans, as His stewards, be exploring alternative industry standards that offer a better quality of life to farm animals?" -
Holiday Materials - September Kindergarten-Grade 8Activities for celebrating the following holidays and events in the month of September: Good Manners Month Ice Cream Cone Birthday National Dog Week -
How Should Christians Treat Animals in Research? 0-2 years-LifelongUsing animals in medical research is a highly contested issue. In this article, Mark F. Carr offers several proposals that he hopes will encourage Adventists to move away from research that causes pain and suffering for animals. -
How Should Christians Treat Animals in Research? Tertiary-Lifelong"In doing scientific research, we must not forget the domain of our stewardship, so as to move away from procedures that cause pain and suffering in animals. We can and must aspire to a higher level of responsibility to God and the rest of His creation." -
In our own image? Ethics and human cloning Tertiary-LifelongZuccarelli and Winslow talk about animal clones and the cloning process, as well as a Christian view on cloning humans. -
Inspiration - Teacher Bulletin Volume 1 Kindergarten-Grade 8Inspirational stories based on biblical references. The following three stories are from "Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover's Soul": The Dog Next Door An Experiment in Love The Language of Horses The stories about animals... -
Julius & Friends Series Kindergarten-Grade 2Seventh-day Adventist-developed trade book series of funny and interesting animal stories that build character. Titles include: Julius, the Pesky Pet Parrot Tina, the Really Rascally Red Fox Thor, the Thunder Cat Nibbles, the Mischievous... -
Julius! The Perfectly Pesky Pet Parrot - Daily Lesson Guide and Trade Book Grade 3NAD Pathways Grade 4 selection for theme 7: Personal Feelings & Growth. With the help of his pet parrot, Mitch makes some important discoveries about friendship, responsibility, and love. -
Life in the Freezer - Unit Plan Kindergarten-Grade 4Dive into the interesting world of the penguin. The author invites you to “make this unit into a learning center with library books, videos, stuffed penguins and other special features that will inspire your students and give them a broader knowledge... -
Making Nature Part of the Curriculum - Practical and Spiritual Lessons from God’s Other Book Preschool-Grade 12Students can benefit in many ways by spending time with animals and out in nature as a part of their educational experience. Nature speaks of God’s eternal love and care. Chiomenti provides examples of including animals and outdoor education in the classroom,... -
Me...Jane - Daily Lesson Guide and Trade Book Grade 2NAD Pathways Grade 6 selection for Theme 6: Environment. Jane Goodall "dreamed of a life helping animals and grew up to help change the world." -
Old Homestead Tales Series Grade 6-LifelongSeries of 4 books: These timeless stories of birds and animals living near the Old Homestead show children how much God loves and takes care of each one of them. Book 1: The Bluebirds and Their Neighbors. Book 2: The Mallards and Their Neighbors. Book 3: Paddletail... -
Organisms and The Environment Unit Preschool-Grade 4"This unit covers content covered under the Ecology strand of the NAD SMART Science Curriculum. It is designed to cover grades Pre-K to 4. Each lesson plan is leveled as Easy (Pre-K to K), Medium (Grade 1-2), and Advanced (Grades 3-4) to be adapted to... -
Packy, Pokey, Sally 3 Volume Set Kindergarten-Grade 3The classic true adventure stories of a runaway elephant, bear, and monkey by Ethel Maxine Neff are back! Reprinted in inexpensive paperback covers, and retaining all the original artwork, Packy, Pokey, and Sally are ready to be enjoyed by a whole new generation... -
Rockets and Raisins Grade 3-Grade 4Previous Adventist Science/Health textbook for grades 3-4 (odd year). Components include student text, teacher's edition, and Packets of Related Material for each book. Related Materials include worksheets, experiments, task cards, and enrichment cards designed... -
Science Curriculum Resources Grades 1 and 2 Grade 1-Grade 2A curriculum resource for NAD Science, grades 1 and 2, this package includes worksheets, games, manipulatives, copy masters, and picture posters suitable for bulletin boards and classroom presentations. Unit titles include The 5 Senses, What's My Name, Day's... -
Share - Teacher Bulletin Volume 1 Kindergarten-Grade 8This collection of stories and poems about animals begins on page 7. The stories are about Smokey Bear, the champion horse Snow Man, and fireflies. The titles are: A Very Special Bear The Farm Horse That Became a Champion Nature's Miracle Flashlights The... -
Should We Use Animals in Adventist Schools? Grade 6-LifelongDeciding whether or not to use animals for science classes is an often controversial decision. Presented are biblical references relating to the relationship between animals and humans; questions and answers about why animals are used in the first place; alternatives... -
Some Wild Animals of North America - Unit Plan Kindergarten-Grade 3"This unit presents facts about some wild animals of North America. Provision is made for the student to explore the lifestyle of those animals not referred to in this unit. Students will discover that God created many animals. They will also learn about... -
The Moral Implications of Darwinism Tertiary-LifelongAagaard talks about human beings and where a Christian should stand on the matter of human life being special. -
Too Much Salt and Pepper - Literature Unit Grade 5-Grade 6Eight worksheets with fill-in-the-blank, matching, short answer, and essay questions. A final project with a choice of two options ends the unit. An answer key is also included on the last page. Students usually spend two days on each worksheet, and the worksheet... -
WEE SING Bible Songs Preschool-Grade 6The Wee Sing series have been around for more than two decades now but they are still a great resource for teachers. Other titles include Around the World; Sing-Alongs; Nursery Rhymes and Lullabies.