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Are you ready to travel back in time and discover the amazing story of life on Earth? In this e-book, you will learn about the first living things that appeared on our planet, how they evolved and changed over billions of years, and how they gave rise to the diversity of life we see today. You will also learn how scientists use fossils to study the past, and how you can become a fossil hunter yourself!
This e-book is divided into three main parts, each with a summary and a quiz to test your knowledge. Here are the chapters you will find in each part:
Part 1: The First Living Things
- What are the first living things called?
- How many cells do they have?
- Where do they live?
- What is the name of the green stuff that makes oxygen?
- What is the name of the tiny animals that eat algae?
In this part, you will learn about the simplest and oldest forms of life on Earth: bacteria and archaea. You will also learn about algae and protozoa, which are more complex single-celled organisms that can make their own food or eat other living things.
Part 2: Fossils and Evolution
- How long ago did they appear on Earth?
- How do we know they existed?
- What are fossils?
- How are fossils formed?
- What are some examples of fossils?
- How do fossils help us learn about the past?
- What is evolution?
- How do living things change over time?
In this part, you will learn how to measure time in geology, and how to read the history of life from rocks and fossils. You will also learn about the theory of evolution, which explains how living things adapt to their environment and diversify into new species.
Part 3: Multicellularity
- What are some advantages of having more than one cell?
- What are some disadvantages of having more than one cell?
- What are some examples of multicellular organisms?
- When did multicellular organisms appear on Earth?
- How did multicellular organisms evolve from single-celled ones?
- What are some challenges that multicellular organisms face?
- How do multicellular organisms survive and reproduce?
In this part, you will learn about the amazing transition from single-celled to multicellular life, which happened several times in different groups of organisms. You will also learn about the different types of multicellular organisms, such as plants, animals, fungi, and algae, and how they cope with the challenges of living in complex bodies.
Summary: The First Living Things
Summary: Fossils and Evolution
Summary: Multicellularity
Quiz: Living Thing and Evolution
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This e-book is designed for kids who love science and history, and who want to explore the fascinating origins of life on Earth. It is full of colorful illustrations, fun facts, and interactive activities that will keep you engaged and curious. So, what are you waiting for? Join us on this incredible journey through time and space, and discover the golden series of history!
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Lionel Brooks
Hello there! My name is Bouhamatou Abdelhalim, but I go by the pen name Lionel Brooks. I'm a writer who loves creating books that kids of all ages will enjoy, and parents will love too! My passion is to create stories that not only entertain but also inspire and teach important life lessons. Whether it's a thrilling adventure or a heartwarming tale, I want to make sure that everyone in the family will love it! I've been writing for a long time, and I've learned how to write in a way that everyone can understand and enjoy. I'm always thinking about what makes a great story, and how I can make it even better. When I write, I pour my heart and soul into it, so you can be sure that every word is written with love and care. I believe that books have the power to bring families closer together, to spark imagination, and to teach valuable lessons. That's why I'm committed to writing stories you can read together, discuss, and learn from So whether you're a kid, a teenager, or an adult, I hope you'll join me on this exciting journey into the world of stories! Let's embark on an adventure that will take us to faraway lands, introduce us to new friends, and teach us valuable lessons that will stay with us forever!
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