Hi everyone, welcome to Add Home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement and I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Well, shall we keep going forward? We've kind of gone through child's guides and we've

gone through lots of different guide books. Gritian, what are some more of your favorites?

So some more of our favorites as they start getting older. I love to incorporate

history with science and reading about different scientists. So we'll read different

biographies and things but there are a couple of books, this Isaac Newton and it's Isaac

Newton in Physics for Kids and it's his life and ideas with 21 activities and there's also

a Galileo one. I love those. I love them. I haven't thought of those in my major.

And so it just to incorporate what was going on in the world during their life and during

their time. So it's kind of a little bit biography but then some science experiments with

them and we'll put links on those two on the show notes. And another one that my children

have loved is Theodore Gray has a series and again the pictures are amazing. He has

one called the elements and one called molecules and it goes through every element on the periodic

table and shows actual beautiful pictures of every element and talks about their uses and

where they're famous. That's beautiful. I mean they are just amazing. And so my

children from probably the time I would say eight or nine up and of course the teenagers when

they're taking chemistry when we're kind of studying that more in depth as a teenager.

We'll use it even more but they are just a beautiful resource and even as a tablebook you know

just to have around. I'm not familiar with that one. He has a third book called Reactions as well

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