This title explores the fascinating theory of evolution as popularized by Charles Darwin, aimed at Grade 6-8 life science students. This book delves into the journey of traits from one generation to the next, the development of the theory over centuries, and Darwin's groundbreaking research on the Galpagos Islands' finches. It simplifies complex concepts such as natural selection, genetic variation, and the impact of environmental changes on species development. Perfect for educators seeking to illuminate the dynamic history of life on Earth and inspire a deeper understanding of biology in their students.
This title explores the fascinating theory of evolution as popularized by Charles Darwin, aimed at Grade 6-8 life science students. This book delves into the journey of traits from one generation to the next, the development of the theory over centuries, and Darwin's groundbreaking research on the Galpagos Islands' finches. It simplifies complex concepts such as natural selection, genetic variation, and the impact of environmental changes on species development. Perfect for educators seeking to illuminate the dynamic history of life on Earth and inspire a deeper understanding of biology in their students.
