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	User said on: 06/27/2023 14:49PM "Science Fusion" by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: This comprehensive science curriculum covers a wide range of topics including life science, physical science, and earth and space science. It provides engaging hands-on activities, interactive digital lessons, and assessments. "Exploring Creation with General Science" by Apologia: This popular Christian-based curriculum introduces students to a variety of scientific disciplines and concepts. It includes experiments, study guides, and a biblical worldview perspective. "Science in the Ancient World" by Berean Builders: This curriculum integrates science and history, exploring the scientific advancements of ancient civilizations. It combines engaging readings, hands-on activities, and narration exercises. "CK-12 Middle School Science": CK-12 offers a free online science curriculum that covers a broad range of topics, including life science, physical science, and earth science. The curriculum includes interactive lessons, videos, simulations, and quizzes. "Real Science-4-Kids" by Gravitas Publications: This curriculum presents scientific concepts in a simplified and engaging manner. It covers various disciplines such as chemistry, biology, physics, and astronomy, allowing students to develop a strong foundation in each subject. "FOSS Science" by Delta Education: FOSS (Full Option Science System) is a hands-on curriculum that promotes inquiry-based learning. It provides students with opportunities to engage in experiments, investigations, and collaborative projects. "Science: A Closer Look" by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill: This curriculum focuses on building scientific literacy through inquiry-based activities and real-world connections. It covers a wide range of topics and provides resources for teachers and students. It's important to consider your teaching style, the specific needs of your students, and any applicable state or district requirements when selecting a curriculum. Additionally, reviews and recommendations from other homeschooling parents and educators can be helpful in making an informed decision.

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User said on: 06/27/2023 14:49PM
"Science Fusion" by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: This comprehensive science curriculum covers a wide range of topics including life science, physical science, and earth and space science. It provides engaging hands-on activities, interactive digital lessons, and assessments. "Exploring Creation with General Science" by Apologia: This popular Christian-based curriculum introduces students to a variety of scientific disciplines and concepts. It includes experiments, study guides, and a biblical worldview perspective. "Science in the Ancient World" by Berean Builders: This curriculum integrates science and history, exploring the scientific advancements of ancient civilizations. It combines engaging readings, hands-on activities, and narration exercises. "CK-12 Middle School Science": CK-12 offers a free online science curriculum that covers a broad range of topics, including life science, physical science, and earth science. The curriculum includes interactive lessons, videos, simulations, and quizzes. "Real Science-4-Kids" by Gravitas Publications: This curriculum presents scientific concepts in a simplified and engaging manner. It covers various disciplines such as chemistry, biology, physics, and astronomy, allowing students to develop a strong foundation in each subject. "FOSS Science" by Delta Education: FOSS (Full Option Science System) is a hands-on curriculum that promotes inquiry-based learning. It provides students with opportunities to engage in experiments, investigations, and collaborative projects. "Science: A Closer Look" by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill: This curriculum focuses on building scientific literacy through inquiry-based activities and real-world connections. It covers a wide range of topics and provides resources for teachers and students. It's important to consider your teaching style, the specific needs of your students, and any applicable state or district requirements when selecting a curriculum. Additionally, reviews and recommendations from other homeschooling parents and educators can be helpful in making an informed decision.