Building Blocks of Science 7

Exploring the Building Blocks of Science Book 7

Exploring the Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Student Textbook has 22 chapters. It introduces students to foundational scientific concepts and terminology. Presented clearly, Exploring the Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Student Textbook gives preteens a solid base to build a further study of science. 

 

This yearlong curriculum contains four chapters each of five scientific disciplines: chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and astronomy, an introduction to the material covered, and a concluding chapter, for 22 chapters. The many graphics in this full-color textbook reinforce the concepts presented and make the book fun for kids and teachers alike to read.

 

Some of the topics covered are: 

• chemistry—mixtures and separating mixtures
• organic chemistry
• polymers, and biological polymers
• biology—types of plants
• the chemistry of photosynthesis, and plant structure and reproduction
• physics—chemical energy, electrostatics, electrodynamics, and magnetism
• geology
• astronomy and so much more

 

This Student Textbook is accompanied by Exploring the Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Laboratory Notebook and Exploring the Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Teacher's Manual. If you would like a convenient, time-saving way to get nearly all of the materials you will need for the experiments, we now offer a lab kit! This lab kit is already assembled with virtually every non-household item the curriculum requires, so you won't have to search for elusive components.

 

Pre-requisites:

This is an advanced science text, and students should already be familiar with;

• The Periodic Table, 
• The atom as a fundamental building block of matter 
• Protons, neutrons, electrons, and electron bonding
• Chemical reactions
• Force, energy, work, inertia, momentum
• Taxonomy of living things
• The cell as a fundamental unit of life
• The basic structure of Earth
• The difference between stars and planets, the solar system, and galaxies. 

 

If your student is not familiar with these topics, please purchase Book 5 or Book 6, subjects before using this text.

 

 

About Real Science-4-Kids Building Blocks of Science

Kids ask real science questions. Building Blocks of Science enables them to discover real science answers. Because science disciplines are so interlaced, learning one subject requires a foundational understanding of another. Building Blocks of Science addresses this by introducing students to the five core scientific disciplines of chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and astronomy.

 

With Building Blocks of Science, students learn science in a sequential and logical order, beginning with fundamental building blocks of science and expanding on these as they advance in grade level. Hands-on experiments for each chapter encourage critical thinking, experimentation, and creativity.

 

Exploring the Building Blocks of Science is a year-long program for grades 1-7, covering all five core disciplines. It's based on a spiral teaching method where subjects are repeatedly visited and built upon over months and across grades. This has proven to lead to better long-term mastery of facts and concepts.

 

Building Blocks of Science is written to accommodate both secular and Christian homeschoolers. The publisher, Real Science-4-Kids, has received several awards, including the Practical Homeschooling Reader Awards. The study bundles contain a student textbook, teacher's manual, laboratory notebook, printable lesson plans, quizzes, and a study notebook. See our optional lab kit here.

 

Building Blocks of Science Laboratory Notebook
The Building Blocks Laboratory Notebook includes the 5 core science subjects (chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and astronomy) integrated into one softcover notebook.

The Laboratory Notebook is meant to accompany the Building Blocks Student Textbook and Building Blocks Teacher’s Manual for one year of study.

There are (22) experiments in each Laboratory Notebook that align to the chapters in the Student Textbook.

There are also (22) optional “Just for Fun” experiments.

Students perform their own experiments and collect their own data.

Students record their data directly in the Lab Notebook.

Study Bundle Includes:
Three books:

A full-color, hardcover Student Textbook that your child reads to learn the building blocks of science

A softcover Laboratory Notebook that guides your child through real data-driven, hands-on experiments

A softcover Teacher’s Manual that contains information about how to set up the laboratory experiment and lists the materials needed

Plus the following digital products:

A Study Notebook that contains activities to help reinforce each lesson and provides a place for the student to record their ideas

An adjustable Lesson Plan to help you create the schedule that works for you

A Quiz set with 2 midterms and a final exam

View Building Blocks of Science Book 7 Sample. Sample set includes 3 chapters each of the student text, teacher’s manual, and laboratory workbook, plus the corresponding chapters for the lesson plan, study notebook, quiz question, and graphics package.

Not sure if this is the right level for your student? Check out this assessment chart.

Get the optional Lab Kit for Building Blocks of Science here.

Publisher's Information:

Student Textbook
Pages: 411
Chapters: 22
Format: Hardcover
Size: 8.5" x 11"

Teacher's Manual
Pages: 103
Experiments: 22
Format: Softcover
Size: 8.5" x 11"

The Laboratory Notebook guides your child through real data-driven, hands-on experiments.
Pages: 264
Chapters: 22
Format: Softcover
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Publisher: Real Science-4-Kids
Faith-Based: No

Study Notebook
Format: Downloadable product (student prints and assembles)
Layout: Full-color (pdf)
Answer Key: Black and white with instructions (pdf)

Lesson Plan
Format: Downloadable product (you print)
Layout: Full-color (pdf)

Quizzes
Format: Downloadable product (you print)
Includes: (2) Midterm Quizzes (chapters 1-11 and 12-22), plus (1) Final Quiz
Layout: Black and white (pdf)

Publisher: Real Science-4-Kids
Faith-Based: No