Exploring Creation with Physical Science Exploring Creation with Physical Science is a Christian physical science curriculum that helps your teen understand the laws and principles that govern the physical world while developing a deeper appreciation for God's creation. Typically used in 8th or 9th grade, this course combines chemistry, physics, earth science, and environmental science into a comprehensive introduction to high school-level science. Through 15 modules, your student will investigate topics such as matter, energy, motion, forces, weather, the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, chemistry, physics, and earth systems. This complete set includes the student textbook, Student Notebook, and Solutions and Tests Manual. Written directly to the student, the course provides clear explanations, detailed illustrations, guided experiments, and real-world applications that help scientific concepts come to life. The spiral-bound Student Notebook serves as a lab journal, study guide, and organizational tool. It includes a daily schedule, guided lab reports, note-taking pages, study questions, experiment charts, and review materials designed to help your teen process and retain what he is learning. Hands-on experiments reinforce key concepts throughout the course, encouraging your student to observe, test, analyze, and draw conclusions. Families who prefer added convenience can purchase the optional lab kit, which provides many of the materials needed for the experiments. Advanced Concept sections provide additional challenge for students who are ready to dig deeper, while the Solutions and Tests Manual supplies tests, answers, and grading support. As your teen works through the course, he will develop scientific reasoning, observation skills, laboratory experience, and the study habits needed for future science courses. Whether your student plans to continue with biology, chemistry, physics, or simply wants a stronger understanding of the world around him, Exploring Creation with Physical Science provides a rigorous, Bible-based foundation for high school science.
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