Science Book 6

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Science Book 6

Modern science comes to life as students explore how tools, data, and technology drive discovery. This volume emphasizes how scientists use instruments like microscopes, satellites, and telescopes to investigate systems, gather evidence, and solve real-world problems.

Students explore topics like acid-base titrations, nutritional chemistry, projectile motion, atmospheric processes, and planetary exploration. Along the way, they strengthen their ability to interpret data, use scientific vocabulary, and connect concepts across systems. Science Book 6 helps learners see science not just as knowledge—but as a process shaped by observation, measurement, and collaboration.

Students will explore:

• Chemistry: Lab instruments, acids and bases, titration curves, and the chemistry of food and nutrition.
• Biology: The power of microscopes, the complexity of protists and fungi, and how biology labs—from marine to molecular—drive discovery.
• Physics: Inertia, momentum, speed, velocity, and curved motion—plus real-world applications like CERN and computational modeling.
• Geology: Earth’s spheres and structure, volcanoes, earthquakes, and the greenhouse effect—examined through the lens of both field tools and satellite tech.
• Astronomy: Telescopes, celestial clocks, the solar system and beyond—alongside a thoughtful exploration of habitability and the search for life in other solar systems.

What’s Included:

Print Book:

• Student Textbook (hardcover) – Full-color with detailed illustrations, vocabulary support, and clear explanations. Delivered to your door.

Digital Flipbook Access:

• Student Textbook Digitial Filpbook - You will receive a link that will allow you access to a digital flipbook. 

Science Book 6 bridges knowledge and application—giving students the tools to understand both scientific principles and the technologies that shape modern research. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, modeling, and critical thinking, it prepares learners for advanced science courses and helps them see their place in a global scientific community.

View a sample (includes student pages, lesson plan, and study notebook pages).