
Science Book 3
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Science Book 3
Builds on the momentum of Books 1 and 2, inviting students into more advanced scientific concepts while continuing the atoms-first, spiral-learning approach. With 22 richly illustrated chapters spanning chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and astronomy, students connect what they’ve learned to new discoveries—while developing stronger scientific reasoning and curiosity.
This year-long curriculum dives into real-world science topics that matter: how mixtures form and separate, how molecules build the body, how electricity flows, and how galaxies stretch across space. Science becomes more than just facts—it becomes a way of thinking and solving problems.
Students will explore:
- Chemistry: Mixtures, un-mixing techniques, polymers, and the molecules that build proteins and DNA.
- Biology: The structure and function of plants, how they grow and make food, and the stages of plant life.
- Physics: Energy at the atomic level, how electrons move, what makes electricity and magnets work.
- Geology: Earth’s water systems, environmental balance, and the planet’s magnetic field.
- Astronomy: Galaxies, our place in the Milky Way, and cosmic objects like comets, exploding stars, and nebulae.
Clear diagrams, memorable metaphors, and real scientific vocabulary empower students to see how all five disciplines work together in the natural world.
What’s Included:
Print Book:
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Student Textbook (hardcover) – Full-color, easy-to-read, and packed with engaging science content. Shipped directly to you.
Digital Flipbook Access:
- Student Textbook Digitial Filpbook - You will receive a link that will allow you access to a digital flipbook.
Science Book 3 helps students apply science to everyday life and think beyond the basics. With topics like electricity, energy transfer, polymers, plant systems, and galactic structures, learners strengthen their scientific identity—and get ready for the deeper exploration ahead in Book 4.
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