Description

Darwin and Evolution for Kids traces the change of the somewhat scatterbrained and fortunate childhood in to the good thinker who suggested the groundbreaking concept of evolution. Through 21 hands on activities, small researchers find out about Darwin’s existence and function and evaluate present proof of development. Actions include maintaining field notes on a botanical treasure-hunt, planning as a garden naturalist, and tying knots for dispatch sails like these on the HMS Beagle. Kids also find out how fossils are produced, find hereditary traits through their family trees, and uncover if obtained traits are passed along to future years.