14 chapters cover motion, the Laws of Motion, gravity, simple machines, energy, heat, states of matter, save motion, light, electricity, magnetism, electromagnetism, nuclear energy, and future physics. The early chapters incorporate plenty of scientific history, and include biographical details of Aristotle, Galileo, Isaac Newton, Johannes Kepler, and others.
Following the suggested schedule in the planner for the Explore Series (180 lessons), students will complete the course in one year, but they only receive ½ credit if done at the high school level (with the exception of Survey of Science, which is one full credit).These are transitioning from Parent Lesson Planners to Teacher Guides.
We have used the other books and enjoyed them. They are quite approachable.
My 7th grader has previously read The World of Biology and enjoyed it, so he also wants to learn about physics.
conceptual physics curriculum book list
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