Exploring Science Unit Study

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$20.00

In the Exploring Science Unit Study, we will take an introductory tour of four areas of science: biology, earth science, chemistry, and physics. Some of the topics included in the study are famous scientists, the scientific method, independent/dependent variables, lab equipment and sample experiments for each of the four areas of science.

Games, interactive websites, interesting videos and creative assignments make this a fun and engaging unit study for students.

Description

In the Exploring Science Unit Study, we will take an introductory tour of four areas of science: biology, earth science, chemistry, and physics. Some topics will include famous scientists, the scientific method, independent/dependent variables, lab equipment, and sample experiments for each of the four areas of science. Students can work through all the assignments in each module – or just the ones they choose (or parents assign).

The four modules will cover the following topics:

Module 1 – Intro to Science
Module 2 – Intro to the Lab
Module 3 – Intro to Biology and Earth Science
Module 4 – Intro to Chemistry and Physics

Activities will include reading articles, watching videos, playing games/quizzes, doing hands-on activities, and completing engaging projects. The module projects will allow students to explore topics in more depth through research and experiments. Students will present their project in a digital format–a poster, video, picture, slideshow, etc. for a chance to win a gift card!

The content in this Exploring Science Unit Study varies in difficulty so there’s something for everyone! The fun games and interesting facts make it appealing to a variety of ages. This unit study is self-paced. Most of the activities are done online, although there are a few things to do offline (e.g. science experiments).

Recommended age: 4th-8th grade

1 review for Exploring Science Unit Study

  1. Jamie Schoessow

    I really loved this module even though I did know most of what it was talk about from learning it in school I still loved that I got to go over it another time. It’s way more fun then doing it in public school.

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