7th Grade Science - Classical Logic Stage Chemistry: Ethos Logos Science Series (Classical Science Series - Ethos Logos)($49.01Value)

Description

This Lesson Guide series is built to support 7th Grade (Middle School) Chemistry. This LOGIC -level course builds upon early learning and sets students up for high school-level physics instruction. This series was built by classroom teachers in Classical Education schools. Our model is a blend of Charlotte Mason and Classical Education. It features a deeper exploration of topics, historical connections, values, and virtues, prompting to explore of ethical considerations of scientific advancements. The areas covered in this Lesson Guide Include: The Periodic Table Matter - States of Matter Solutions - Compounds Chemical Reactions - Bonding Acids and Bases Chemistry of Life (Organic) Chemistry of Food Chemistry of Industry Chemistry of Oil Dyes Pigments Ceramics Science Standards (NGSS, Texas) Capstone Projects Lesson Guides are built around a series of essential questions, science journal prompts, experiments, terms, famous scientists, and major inventions in each field of study. These Lesson Guides and Lesson Cards complement the Ethos Logos education program with the integration of history, values, and virtues aligned to the Trivium and three stages of learning. Classical Education science covers a full year of Biology (1st, 5th, 9th grades), Earth Science (2nd, 6th, 10th grades), Chemistry (3rd, 7th, 11th grades), Physics (4th, 8th, 12th grades) . Most public schools teach each of the four science fields each year. Classical Education provides much deeper exploration, including a full year of Physics instruction. These Lesson Guides are designed to be used by classroom teachers and homeschool families. Teach the Ethos Logos Publishing Science Series on their own or integrate these Lesson Guides into our History, English, Arts and Values and Virtues Lesson Guides for a seamless Classical Education experience. This series also includes Lesson Cards, outlines and bullet points of what is covered in greater depth in these Lesson Guides.