Basic scientific ideas are
presented and explored by the student.
We provide secular studies, and our science is secular. No
religion is introduced in our science courses – but no
religion is "attacked", as we are also
religion-friendly.
Science
should be done two times a week, and each semester consists
of multiple courses to be done in sequence. For example, the
first semester consists of three courses, dealing with the
ability to observe, to determine the difference between fact
and opinion, the nature of cause and effect, and more. These
are bottom-line understandings one must have to start to
learn modern science. The exercises are fun and creative,
and keep the student ...
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Basic scientific ideas are presented and explored by the student. We provide secular studies, and our science is secular. No religion is introduced in our science courses – but no religion is "attacked", as we are also religion-friendly.
Science should be done two times a week, and each semester consists of multiple courses to be done in sequence. For example, the first semester consists of three courses, dealing with the ability to observe, to determine the difference between fact and opinion, the nature of cause and effect, and more. These are bottom-line understandings one must have to start to learn modern science. The exercises are fun and creative, and keep the student active.
Later semesters cover specific areas of science such as Earth Sciences, Biology, and simple Physics and Astronomy. Each course is carefully designed to teach essential ideas in science while, at the same time, developing the student’s literacy and study skills.
You can find out a lot more about our science program for this age group by watching the brief video found at the top right of this page.
Science for ages 7-8. How do scientists discover the truths of the physical universe? What tools do they use? What do they measure, and how? ...
Science for ages 7-8. The student extends their understanding of measurements and how science uses them to create categories and so better understand the universe. ...
The student ages 7-8 learns about tectonics and tectonic plates, types of rock, volcanoes, islands, continents, earthquakes, ice ages, pollution, and the ways our planet is put together. ...
Hands-on Earth Sciences for ages 7-8, and those developing literacy. The first half of the course covers the Earth's waters - its oceans, lakes, rivers, underground waters, currents, hurricanes, tidal waves and tsunamis, and how these impact life and weather on our planet. Part two covers our atmosphere. What is air, how did it come to be. Weather is explored in detail. ...
In this course, the student age 7-8 has biology carefully defined. Then, what life is, is defined. Many lessons follow explaining and demonstrating what mammals and birds are, and how they live their lives. ...
For ages 7-8. This course covers reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, microscopic life, and the Plant Kingdom. It describes how Earth's various living things interact and rely on each other. ...
A massive course that covers what our sun is, the eight planets (and poor Pluto), moons, asteroids, comets, the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud, and other things found in our solar system, along with what a galaxy is, and what a universe is. ...
Basic physics for ages 7-8, in a hands-on approach that will engage the student, have them looking seriously at how this universe functions and how it affects them. ...
For ages 7-8, and for students who are developing literacy. All our Elementary Curriculum Science Year I courses. ...
For ages 7-8, and for students who are developing literacy. All our Elementary Curriculum Science Year II courses. ...