Explore life science with this activity-packed course! Your elementary students will learn what life is and investigate cells, the human body, the animal kingdom, and the plant kingdom. Each lesson is introduced with a short amount of text that is expanded and developed in 2-3 activities. Activities include scientific experiments (with some integration of math and graphing), arts and craft projects, and observations. You'll get to watch a caterpillar turn into a butterfly, make an animal kingdom book, learn about your own heart rate, and much more.
The 28 units provide a year of science at 2-3 times per week. The textbook includes everything you need: student pages, instructor sheets, and lab sheets, plus extra resources like a materials list, glossary, and recommended books and websites. (The perforated student pages are reproducible, but extras can also be purchased separately.) 327 pages.
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Homeschool Curriculum & Kits/R.E.A.L. Science Odyssey/Elementary Life Science
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