In Science 6, students study basics chemistry, physics and biology. The Usborne Book of Science provides a great introduction to these subjects, and two TOPS Science books offer a fascinating collection of experiments for students to uncover the secrets of cohesion/adhesion and understand chemical analysis. An engaging, energetic book with amazing photography by Carl Werner offers a critical look at Darwin's theories and introduces students to natural philosophy, particularly the creation/evolution debate. Science 6 students will also focus on branches of biology such as botany and zoology in Usborne's The Young Naturalist.
Geology, Physics, and Origins
In the Sixth Year, students study basic physics, chemistry, and biology.…
Recommended for ages: 11-13
11 12 13Learn more about the complete Science 6 Program - Four-Day package and recommended resources
$177.12You could save $17.70
Geology, Physics, and Origins
In the Sixth Year, students study basic physics, chemistry, and biology.…
Recommended for ages: 11-13
11 12 13Learn more about the complete Science 6 Program - Five-Day package and recommended resources
$209.10You could save $20.90
(with Student Activity Sheets)
Includes the following resources for teaching all Science 6 subjects: full Schedule; Teaching Helps; student Activity Sheets; separate parent full Answers and Definitions; and much more.…
Recommended for ages: 11-12
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An Introduction to Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Excellent explanations of basic concepts, principles and elements of physics, chemistry and biology.
A stunningly illustrated book that explores the secrets of the earth, from what causes earthquakes and volcanoes to how plants and animals depend on one another. Each section features recommended
Explains, in a brilliantly visual and easy-to-understand way, the technology that shapes our world. Takes you on eye-opening tours through the engine of a hydrogen-fuelled car and the earthquake-proof structure
A beautiful introductory look at all the natural sciences.
From the Galapagos Islands to China, this DVD takes you on a fast-paced journey into an emerging scientific debate over Darwin's theory. Presents both sides of the discussion, but emphasizes
Wonderful introduction to simple chemical analysis, learning how to separate known and unknown substances.
Students learn why chromatography works, why oil slicks disperse on water with the addition of soap, why soap films have those gloriously colored interference patterns on their surfaces...and a whole
A critical examination of the viability of Darwin's theory based on recent scientific knowledge.
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