Exploring Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Laboratory Workbook

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ISBN
9781941181188
Grade 7
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Publisher's Description of Exploring Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Laboratory Workbook

The Book 7 Laboratory Notebook accompanies the student text and teacher's manual. Kids perform 22 science experiments to illustrate key concepts that align with chapters from the student textbook. Plus, get 22 optional experiments. Softcover; 264 pages.

Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Experiments

  • Explore mixtures.
  • Play with polymers.
  • Identify plants.
  • Investigate photosynthesis.
  • Build a battery.
  • Construct electric circuits.
  • Make a magnet.
  • Model aquifers.
  • Learn to solve a problem in the community.
  • Classify galaxies.
  • Reach research articles, and more!

What is Exploring the Building Blocks of Science?

Exploring the Building Blocks of Science is the latest offering from Rebecca Keller, PhD. This curriculum joins the other bestseller from Gravitas Publications & Real Science-4-Kids: Focus On. Building Blocks is a yearlong graded program.

What can I expect from Exploring Building Blocks of Science Laboratory Notebooks?

  • 5 core science subjects: chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and astronomy
  • 22 experiments that align with the student textbook chapters
  • 22 optional experiments just for fun
  • Students perform their own experiments and collect their own data
  • Students record their data directly in the Lab Notebook

Is Exploring the Building Blocks of Science Christian or Secular?

Like all RS4K, these books introduce real science to kids. That means currently-accepted scientific facts & theories, so books align with secular homeschool philosophies.

But the books also introduce the basic philosophy of science. As such, RS4K encourages students to explore opposing viewpoints. Christian homeschools interpret what facts & theories mean to individuals, groups, and the community.

Building on topics introduced in Book 3, topics covered include pure substances and mixtures, solutions, separating mixtures, organic chemistry (the chemistry of carbon), polymers, biological polymers including amino acids, DNA, and RNA; plant cells and the classification of plants, the chemistry of photosynthesis, plant structure and growth, plant reproduction; chemical energy, electrostatics, electrodynamics, and electromagnetics; Earth as a system and Earth’s hydrosphere, biosphere, and magnetosphere; different types of galaxies, the Milky Way, red giants, white dwarfs, and other objects in space.
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Product Format:Paperback
Grade:7
Brand:Gravitas Publications
ISBN:9781941181188
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:0.625
Weight in Pounds:1.65
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needed for class

My younger son just completed the Book 6 and we LOVE it. Engaging and fun.

To go with our textbook