UPDATE: We have held this offer over for an additional 24 hours for readers of Nota Bene!

Onward and upward, as our 12 Days of Discounts continues — remember the day’s savings last for just 24 hours, until 6 pm on Wednesday. It’s Day Six, so go here and here, and enter the code EZ29FV2Z for your savings of 45 and 30 percent off list price respectively for the Discovering Intelligent Design textbook and accompanying workbook!

Authored by Gary Kemper, Hallie Kemper, and Casey Luskin, Discovering Intelligent Design: A Journey into the Scientific Evidence (list price $34.99) is part of a comprehensive curriculum that presents both the biological and cosmological evidence in support of the scientific theory of intelligent design. Developed for middle-school-age students to adults, the curriculum is coordinated with a separate workbook including learning activities and a DVD with video clips keyed to the content of the textbook.

Produced by Discovery Institute in conjunction with Illustra Media, the curriculum is intended for use by homeschools and private schools. The curriculum is divided into six modules that explore topics such as the origin and development of the universe, the origin of biological complexity, the fossil record’s evidence (or lack thereof) for universal common descent, and the broader cultural debate over intelligent design.

The Discovering Intelligent Design workbook (list price: $15.99) provides review questions, vocabulary questions, and essay questions to enhance the curriculum’s educational value for students. The workbook also contains inquiry activities to give students hands-on opportunities to learn about intelligent design. These activities allow students to experimentally investigate questions like "Why does ice float?" or "What is the Doppler effect?," to critically analyze media coverage of the debate over intelligent design, and even to build their own "universe creating machine." Please note, the DVD must be purchased separately; this item is the workbook only.

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