Flip Through Of Apologia Physics & Chemistry || Homeschool Science

Unboxing & Flip Through Of Apologia Physics & Chemistry ||Homeschool Science

New curriculum is here and I am excited to share with you what we will be using for Science for the 2021-2022 school year and give you a flip through of the curriculum.

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[KidsLearningforLife]

Looks interesting. Thanks for sharing!

[Jolene]

Oh I love the idea of pairing them up for the notebooks!!
Thanks for the walk- through! We plan to do apologia's astronomy this year =)

[globetrecker]

My son is doing General Science from Apologia for Gr 7 and really enjoying it :)

[MichelleGayScienceTeacher]

I like this program. I have several videos that fit the content. Yes, your children will love science. Blessings!!

[SimplyLivingIt]

Katie, this looks like so much fun!!! We used Apologia General Science in CO-OP and it was super intense!

[simplejoyfilledliving]

We did this one when Katie was in 4th grade. We both enjoyed it.

[RussellsLovingLife]

I'm going to have to look into this. Looks like a fun year!

[MommaonMission]

It's funny, I was least looking forward to this one of all the Apologia...but it was one of the most fun! There were soooo many experiments!

[valerienitz]

My oldest 15 will be doing Biology this year but she is very independent when it comes to her work. I will just have to work with my 11, 13, 6, and 3 year old. I figure my younger kids can sit in on the experiments and listen to the audio version. One science unit with all kids is all I can accomplish as I am having a baby In July. My son needs the help when it comes to writing as well, but the note booking journals seem so much fun.

[jennythomas]

I just wanted to thank you so much for your Easter homeschooling suggestions!!! We have had the best time of our homeschooling journey thus far with these resources. You are such a blessing to me and my family! Thanks again for posting the Easter curriculum it's really been preparing my heart for Easter as well. This is going to be a great Easter because you put your recommendations on YouTube. We are doing just about everyone you suggested. Thanks again from the bottom of my heart.

[LivingWithEve]

I really like this book. I felt like it way more activities.

[TheParentTeacherBridge]

I like the TRY THIS part. We just have a composition notebook and write our own thing/draw our own pictures. That way, we keep it as a keepsake and I can easily see their writing improve. Plus it's cheap. I could see how that would get overwhelming with multiple kids.

[SevenInAll]

I don't think we've ever gotten the junior notebooking journal for any of these, so it was interesting to see what the differences/similarities were.

[jerilyn-ourhomeschooltable]

I loved Astronomy. We made our own lapbook with just a one page spread for each chapter. I made it or got freebies off TpT or other sites which worked well for us. I just didn’t love that it was one science topic per year. My daughter liked it, but wanted to know about various topics. I definitely will keep it in mind though as she gets a little older. I definitely would get the notebooks too! It was quite a bit of work to pull together the pieces to our lapbook myself. But the ex-classroom teacher in me enjoyed creating things. ♥️👍🏻

[SevenInAll]

We have this same book, I don't think my mom has actually used it yet. Fun topics, and a great way to build a foundation for later on, doing high school-level chemistry and physics.

[mommyonthemove]

It looks amazing, Chemistry and physics is a very hands on topic. Definitely come back and let us know how you like it

[reanimationeas]

Before I say what I will say, I am not judging you.

I find it funny that this science curriculum which supports creationism (which I don't believe in) is better than the science books I used in school. Main reason- the books were old and outdated. Plus the teachers were awful. This is what happens when teachers only care about a paycheck

[globetrecker]

Hi 👋 Thanks for the great flip through :)
I’m considering this for next year for my youngest who will be 9 and in Gr.3

Do you think this is too advanced for this age group ?
He is a reluctant writer - he doesn’t like the physical aspect of actually writing - would the Jr. Notebook be an appropriate choice ?

He loved experiments so it’s great to hear there are lots of those included :)

[PenniesAndSalt]

We are doing chemistry and physics this year too! One tip from a good friend of mine that is teaching it at co-op. She said to start gather supplies now for the experiments or consider buying the lab kit because Covid has made it difficult to find some of the things.

[valerienitz]

Would this be a good curriculum for ages 11 and 13? We have been using the good and the beautiful science units but I want something more since my kids are getting older. My son wants to do chemistry this year and likes a lot of hands on science. We haven’t studied chemistry, so I wonder if this would be a good fit for my kids.