- Atoms
- Molecules
- The Periodic Table
- Chemical Elements
- Solids, Liquids, and Gases
- Polymers and Plastics
- Rocks and Minerals
Major Scientists Covered in Chemistry I:
- Marie Curie
- Democritus
- Dmitrii Mendeleev
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Includes a full 36-week schedule of reading assignments,
experiments and activities. Reproducible lab and science notebook
pages are also included. View Sample Pages Retail Value $19.95
Contents
A kid-sized version of the molecular models seen in every mad
scientist’s laboratory! Each kit contains instructions to build several
simple models of common molecules. We will use this kit throughout
the year to solidify the concepts of atoms and molecules.
Retail Value $7.00
A fun introduction into the world of the very small, this book follows a
pygmy shrew on a quest to learn that he is not as small as he first
believes. Each page reveals a yet smaller organism and continues
into the molecular realm and beyond. The unseen, abstract ideas of
atoms, neutrons, and protons are made clear by the simple text and
exceptional acrylic and ink illustrations. Retail Value $6.95
Simply Science: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
The Simply Science series uses vibrant color photographs and age
appropriate text to introduce important concepts for your budding
chemists. Each book includes a glossary of important terms that are
included in our student assignments.
Retail Value $7.95 each Combined Retail Value $15.90
Historical black and white photographs and a captivating text highlight
this living book biography of one of the most important scientists of all
time. Marie Curie was the first person ever to win two Nobel Prizes.
Important ideas about the radioactive elements are introduced in this
outstanding book. Retail Value $7.95
Your child will use household ingredients (included in our Master
Supply List) to explore and understand a world of chemical
concoctions – including some you can eat! Includes ‘Science Speak’
and ‘The Principle of the Thing’ text boxes that clearly explain each new
concept that is presented. Lots of bubbly, gooey fun!
Retail Value $12.95
This is absolutely the best book that we have seen for teaching young
children the scientific method. A farmer returns home from a trip to find
that his chickens laid more eggs while he was away. But why? Follow
him through his scientific journey to discover what happened.
Retail Value $16.89
Hydrogen and the Noble Gases
Calcium
Carbon
Oxygen
This series eases your student into the realm of the periodic table and
some of the more common chemical elements. Fun facts are
highlighted with bright colorful photographs. A great way to introduce
young children to a subject that is typically reserved for high school. A
glossary of terms is included in each book. Some old earth material.
Retail Value $7.95 each Combined Retail Value $39.75
Fascinating photographs will capture your child’s sense of wonder as
they learn about the properties of water. Photos of a needle floating on
top of water, a variety of actual snowflakes (magnified), and much more
are included in this award-winning title. Brief text clearly describes
each series of photographs. Your children will pick this book up again
and again. Retail Value $16.95
Important concepts about the properties of matter are presented in this
bright, lively title. How do we make plastic? Why don't we use plastic
to build houses? Your student will learn these answers and much
more as we study polymers and plastics. Retail Value $7.50
We include this introduction to rocks and minerals in the Chemistry I
year because many chemical elements are naturally found in them.
This excellent Dorling Kindersley resource details the awesome world
of rocks and minerals against a background of bright, eyewitness-style
photographs. Contains some old earth material. Retail Value $ 9.99
Each of these multi-award winning kits is individually packaged and
includes:
- fully-explained experiments including: purpose, materials,
methods, results, and conclusions (instructions for both
student and teacher!) - all of the difficult to find items that can make science
experiments such a frustration. The kits used in Chemistry I
include:
graduated cylinder test tube
pieces of screen Borax powder
rubber band glue
sponge fizz candy
colored paper 5 mineral specimens
peat moss pellets streak plate
paper fasteners glass plate
raisins #3 pencil
magnet magnifying glass
modeling clay iron nail
craft sticks geode
cereal bowl charcoal
funnel and much, much more!
Winner. Mary Pride, publisher of Practical
Homeschooling magazine: "Being a
Practical Homeschooling Reader Award
Winner is the highest honor the
homeschool community can bestow. The
readers of Practical Homeschooling
magazine have voted The Young Scientists
Club science kit curriculum a winner in the
2005 Reader Awards."
(PLEASE NOTE: Each kit contains multiple experiments/activities)
Kit # 1 Recycling
Kit # 5 The Three Phases of Matter
Kit # 7 Minerals
Kit # 8 Crystals
Kit # 11 Weight and Volume
Each kit has a retail value of $10.99. Combined Retail Value $54.95
molecular model set, and the experiment kits
shown above.
Retail Value: $216.73
OUR PRICE: $173.38
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