S&S link: Christian Life and Faith: Bible Knowledge: Creation-1b Authored and illustrated by Didier Martin. Designed by Roy Evans. Published by My Wonder Studio. Copyright 2018 by The Family International. Tags: touring god’s wonders, creation, my wonder studio level 1

1. Touring God’s Wonders with Joe Key:
Uluru / Ayers Rock and the Great Barrier Reef
Uluru / Ayers Rock
“In his hand are the depths of the earth; the heights of the mountains
are his also.The sea is his, for he made it, and his hands formed the
dry land” (Psalm 95:4–5 ESV).
Interesting facts about Uluru / Ayers Rock:
• It’s a large sandstone rock formation that is 348 meters
(1,142 feet) high.
• The total circumference (the distance around it) is 9.4
kilometers (5.8 miles).
• It’s located in the middle of Australia in the Northern
Territory.
• Iron rust content of the rock causes it to appear red in
color.
• “Uluru” is the name given to the rock by the Indigenous
Australians.
• It is also known as “Ayers Rock,” the name given to it by
surveyor William Gosse in 1873.
Joe Key
What’s that?
Of course!
An emu made
that sound!
Who’s
there?
Joe, look!Boom
Boom

2. Interesting facts about the Great Barrier Reef:
• It consists of over 2,900 reefs
made of coral1 and is the world’s
largest coral reef system.
• It covers an area of approximately
344,400 square kilometers
(133,000 square miles).
• It is home to many species of
colorful fish and starfish,
as well as mollusks, sharks,
dolphins, and turtles.
• It is found off the coast of
Queensland, Australia.
S&S link: Christian Life and Faith: Bible Knowledge: Creation-1b
Authored and illustrated by Didier Martin. Designed by Roy Evans.
Published by My Wonder Studio. Copyright 2018 by The Family International.
Joe Key
1
coral: a type of sea animal and its skeleton.
Read more about it here in Britannica Kids.
Great Barrier Reef
Beautiful!
An octopus!