Just wondering if Carrie has made any decisions about the science for the next guide yet. I hope I haven't missed it if so. The spines for the history portion look great! I really like the incorporation of world history events.
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Blessings,
Rachael
Yippee. This is GREAT news! High School science extensions. Carrie A. you ROCK!Carrie wrote: The guide will even have the option of an extension in science for students considering the possibility of using the science for 9th or 10th grade science credit (depending on your state science standards for high school and whether the child will be progressing into a science-related field upon graduation or not). Those who are progressing into a science-related field would likely want to stay on the Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and one other advanced science course path instead for high school.![]()
Carrie,Carrie wrote:The other science box within the guide will be devoted to utilizing the hands-on experiments in Exploration Education Physical Science. Younger students will use the Intermediate version (requiring 3 days each week) and older students desiring high school credit in Physical Science will use the Advanced Version (requiring 5 days each week). We are very excited to be able to carry the Exploration Education Science Curriculum and to be able to partner with this truly excellent company.Here is a link to their website, so you can view the product. http://www.educationexploration.com/
We used this program with our own oldest son, and he had a truly terrific physical science experience! We pray that you will too!![]()
Blessings,
Carrie