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in Age· High School· Middle School· Science· Science & Technology· Uncategorized· Unit study resources

Basic Physical Science Note Pack for Middle and High School

PhysSci In the Hands of a Child has done it again. Basic Physical Science Note Pack, a complete notebooking unit for older students (grades 7-12), includes everything your student needs to complete a physical science notebook. The 16-page Research Guide provides a basic but solid foundation in physical science subjects. General topics consist of:
  • Matter, Non-Matter, Properties of Matter, and Changes in Matter
  • The Seven Base Units of the Metric System
  • Compounds and Elements
  • Chemical Changes
  • Energy, Motion, and Work
  • Machines, Heat, Light, and Light and Color
  • Sound, Electricity, and Magnetism
Associated activities and core concepts are presented as notebooking pages. The note pack includes 24 reproducible graphic templates to be used for the pages. The templates are black and white but quite varied and more than adequate for notebooking purposes. Additionally, the unit provides lists of related books, websites, and other related In the Hands of a Child project packs to explore. We will be reading some books from the Related Books list to round out our studies. And the websites (internet linked and listed under the Bibliography) are also valuable for more information. I wouldn’t be surprised if we were inspired to attempt an experiment! (Not my forte at all.) Also included:
  • 60-word vocabulary glossary to use with the Vocabulary pages
  • Planning Guide for organizing your child’s lessons
  • Answer Key (yippee!)
  • Bibliography, in case your child takes a particular interest in a topic and you want even more research options
In the Hands of a Child makes it beyond easy to tailor a physical science course for your children. You could opt to use the unit as it’s written, or you can avail yourself of the wealth of additional resources offered. I appreciate that kind of flexibility — and the reasonable price makes me happy, too! PLEASE NOTE: Since publication of this review In the Hands of a Child has closed, thus access this lapbook/notebooking study and any In the Hands of a Child Lapbook/Notebook Units please visit their Teachers Pay Teachers store In the Hands of a Child. 

More In the Hands of a Child Reviews from TCC

In the Hands of a Child Curriculum offers a full line of lapbooking and notebooking options for homeschoolers in grades preK-12. There are options for math, science, history, language arts, holidays, just for fun and more! Find out all about their products and read multiple reviews of different products they offer from the authors at The Curriculum Choice.
In the Hands of a Child Curriculum offers a full line of lapbooking and notebooking options for homeschoolers in grades preK-12. There are options for math, science, history, language arts, holidays, just for fun and more! ~ written by Ellen, links updated 2023

Filed Under: Age, High School, Middle School, Science, Science & Technology, Uncategorized, Unit study resources Tagged With: curriculum review, High School, middle school, Science, unit studies, unit study, written by Ellen

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