WP Equine science manual and notebook on sale, others on sale too

[teeniebeenie6]

I was just on Winter Promises Facebook page and saw this:

 

"BEAT THE WINTER DOLDRUMS

With These Awesome "Doldrum-Beater" Deals!

 

Winter might be seeming a little long right now, but we here at WP are sure there's a promise of spring! But to help you beat the winter blues, we're going to give you some Red-Hot WinterPromise Savings every few days for the next couple of weeks. But each deal won't last long -- so take advantage of each deal as it happens! Call in to us at 802-372-9200 to get each deal!

 

Red-Hot WinterPromise Doldrum-Beater #1

Purchase a Science Guide & Key Resource both in Ebook at Discounts That Would Melt Snow! :)

 

Human Body & Forensics 4/6 Guide + "Your One-of-a-Kind Human Body" in Ebook - Just $39!

 

Slimy, Grimy, & Scummy No More Guide + Conservation Student Worktext in Ebook - Just $39!

 

Equine Science Guide + Horse Notebook in Ebook - Just $59!

 

Call us to get this deal while it lasts. When we post the next Doldrum-Beater Deal, this one expires! Call us at 802-372-9200!"

 

My kids aren't even the right age but that Equine science tempts me. They say with children involvement it can be used with a 2nd Grader . . . Hmmm.

[Scrub Jay]

Hrmmmmm....it is tempting (also interested in their equine science program).

 

But I would want the whole shebang and the sale is just for a sliver of it. http://www.winterpromise.com/equine_science.html

 

I'd also prefer something like the notebook already printed.

[Scrub Jay]

 

I found it much cheaper to get all the books on Amazon, and only bought the guide and notebook from WP. That's a good sale on those, but then you would still need to pay to have the notebook printed, so youd have to figure out the cost of that, and if it's still worth it.

 

 

That's good to know, thanks.

[Dmmetler]

What age/grade level is the Equine Science book? One of DD's PS friends is very into horses and plans to become a Veterinarian, and DD's current goal is to become an Exotic Vet, so the other mom and I were discussing doing a summer co-op focused on their animals and vet care, with a lot of animal anatomy/physiology, some business math, filing/record keeping, and lots of books about animals, but having a resource built around the specific animal would be a help (I kind of doubt anyone has a "reptilian science" book, but DD is getting the class notes/videos/resources from a class on conservation of reptiles and amphibians from a university prof now, so I think we could make that work).

[Alessandra]

What age/grade level is the Equine Science book? One of DD's PS friends is very into horses and plans to become a Veterinarian, and DD's current goal is to become an Exotic Vet, so the other mom and I were discussing doing a summer co-op focused on their animals and vet care, with a lot of animal anatomy/physiology, some business math, filing/record keeping, and lots of books about animals, but having a resource built around the specific animal would be a help (I kind of doubt anyone has a "reptilian science" book, but DD is getting the class notes/videos/resources from a class on conservation of reptiles and amphibians from a university prof now, so I think we could make that work).

 

 

Not quite reptilian science, but the Boy Scout merit badge guides are very well written, imo, and cost less that $5.

 

Here is a link to the Reptile and Amphibian Study merit badge requirements.

 

http://usscouts.org/mb/mb096.asp

 

The mb have all the info you need to complete the mb.

[Alessandra]

double post

[Dmmetler]

That looks great! DD has the BSA "Deck of Snakes" identification cards, but I never thought about searching for merit badge requirements.

[Chrysalis Academy]

DD10 is doing Equine Science, 100% independently. She loves it! She does it once a week. It's definitely not a full science curriculum by any stretch of the imagination, but for a horse-lover, it is really ideal.