General Science 101 General Science 101 approaches science through a clear Biblical worldview while helping students see how biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and natural science connect as parts of a larger picture rather than isolated subjects. Created by filmmaker, homeschool dad, and science enthusiast Wes Olson, this video-based high school course introduces students to major branches of science through visual demonstrations, real-world examples, and guided explanations designed to make big concepts easier to understand. Across 14 video segments, students explore topics from earth science and biology to chemistry and physics while building a broad science foundation. The included guidebook download turns watching into active learning with quizzes, discussion questions, and guided review. The accreditation guide explains how families can structure the course for one full high school science credit. Students who want more hands-on learning will also find more than 45 hours of lab activities designed to reinforce concepts and expand exploration beyond the screen. Because the course serves as a broad survey rather than a deep dive into a single discipline, it works particularly well for students building a science foundation before moving into more specialized courses. Throughout the course, students are encouraged to see scientific disciplines not as isolated subjects, but as interconnected ways of understanding the world around them.
