Right now I am working to write new science unit studies. The lessons will NOT look the same as what we currently have on the site, but the topics will remain the same.
We are planning to release them as units that families could use in any order, so that they are not bound to “years” of study like what you
see on the site now.
For those who have used all our current lessons and are waiting for new lessons, I would recommend doing them in the order in which we release them.
In the next few weeks, you should see two new units, which would fit well with the end of our Science Year 2 curriculum:
- First, a unit on the sun, moon, and stars and their purposed for marking new years and months, as well as a look at sacrifices in the Torah. These will be very appropriate topics as we head into the spring feasts -- but we are looking at them from an "observational science" perspective. Students will learn some astronomy, weather, and agriculture.
- Second, a unit on solar eclipses, to be released in time for this year’s big
eclipse in the United States.
Both of these units will include a teacher edition as well as notebooking pages and a test at the end to assist with grading.
After that, we will be releasing a motion unit for physics, which is part of our Science Year 3 -- and then it will continue after that. I hope to have a
complete writing schedule on the site in the next month.
We hope these units will be FUN and interesting for the students, easy for the parents to use, and very flexible for families as they try to fit science into their long-range homeschooling plans. We also hope to release each unit as a printed book, too.
Bear with us as we update the site over the next
couple weeks. It will look different, but you just want to focus on finding the NEW units. We will clearly mark them. You should see the first one by March 17 and the second unit before the eclipse on April 8.