(grades 4-6)
Students begin a study of formal science in upper elementary. The primary focus is to explore the beauty of science and begin to see how it impacts daily life.
Discover the beauty of science and nature through living books, inspiring curiosity, deepening understanding, and nurturing a love for God's creation.
Discover the beauty of science and nature through living books, inspiring curiosity, deepening understanding, and nurturing a love for God's creation.
Discover the beauty of science and nature through living books, inspiring curiosity, deepening understanding, and nurturing a love for God's creation.
Of course, living books from the most well-informed and interesting authors are selected carefully, and related experiments or fieldwork will be prepared. In addition, associated activities and discussion questions should be included to get the kids thinking about the subject more deeply and allow them to practice their duty of forming opinions. Finally, exam questions must be written for the end of the term.
Together, this method provides students with the common information necessary for scientific literacy. Perhaps more importantly, it allows our kids to engage with the topic, establishing a lifelong interest in science and nature. The implications are significant whether they pursue it as a career or continue to find joy and wonder in their connection with the created world throughout life.
Students begin a study of formal science in upper elementary. The primary focus is to explore the beauty of science and begin to see how it impacts daily life.
A two year run through all the subjects makes up the general and physical science of middle school students. You'll see an emphasis on how we got to now.
High School student take a deep dive into Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science. Exploring the beauty and the power of the world in which they live.
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