Give your students a thoroughly Christian introduction to the underlying principles of matter with Christian Kids Explore Chemistry. Featuring conversational, accessible lessons that can be used with students in multiple grades, this easy-to-use homeschool curriculum will get everyone involved in science. Lessons focus on the basics of chemistry (including matter, measuring, elements, molecules, and compounds) as well as concepts such as bases and acids, states of matter, biochemistry, and more.
Units and lessons follow a consistent format. Units begin with a short introduction that provides objectives, vocabulary, and materials needed; a coloring page and a unit 'wrap-up' multiple-choice assessment are also included.
Individual lessons include:
A 'Teaching Time' passage to be read aloud or independently (Scripture and defined terms are in the margin)
Five fill-in-the-blank review exercises
A 'Hands-On Time' activity that reinforces concepts from the lesson (materials needed list and step-by-step directions provided)
A 'Think about It' critical-thinking exercise based on the results from the Hands-on Time activity
The Digital Companion Guide includes daily lesson plans, all reproducibles, materials lists, and a bonus literature study guide. Note: Directions to download the guide is included on the front cover.
Units include:
The Basics of Chemistry
Atoms and Molecules
The Nature of Chemistry
States of Matter
Organic Chemistry
This book features 30 lessons, each designed to take approximately one week. If taught twice per week (reading during one science period, activities during the other) lessons will take approximately 60-90 minutes each day. One-year curriculum. Grades 4-8, though some activities for younger students have been included. Answer key provided; fully reproduced questions with bolded correct answers. Extensive book and resource list with appropriate grade levels also included.
356 indexed pages, softcover. Reproducible consumable workbook (reproduction allowed for families). Scripture from the NIV.
