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Science Unit 3 Student Book
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Print worktexts
For both students & parents
Mastery-based learning format
Demonstrate mastery before progressing
Simple lesson planning
One worktext equals about one month
Self-paced, independent study
Instill time management skills
The LIFEPAC® 2nd Grade Science Unit 3 Student Book includes a variety of engaging activities, along with brightly colored illustrations and images to capture your child's attention and encourage student learning. Teaching science concepts from the Christian worldview, LIFEPAC® Science curriculum covers the four major science strands of life sciences, earth and space sciences, physical sciences, and the nature of science. The 2nd Grade Science Unit 3 Student Book, third in a series of 10, can be completed in as little as three to four weeks. Carefully crafted learning activities, detailed concept illustrations, and engaging exercises designed to teach critical observation skills are all included in this workbook to create an integrated learning experience. Topics reviewed in this AOP curriculum include learning about animals, different types of animals and how they are alike and different, what animals need to live, and the story of Noah and the ark.
The LIFEPAC® 2nd Grade Science Unit 3 Student Book has diverse, creative lessons that will teach your child about God's beautiful creations. The self-paced lessons in this easy-to-follow, consumable workbook use mastery learning techniques that ensure students fully understand concepts before being introduced to new ones. Self tests follow each section of the student books to reinforce concepts and solidify comprehension, and a unit test administered by you completes the student book.
LIFEPAC® 2nd Grade Science Lab Kits are sold separately.
