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TOS Review: Science Weekly

Science Weekly is a Newsletter
that promotes learning science topics
in a fun, hands-on, multi-subject kind of way...
This program is for kiddos in K-6th grade,
which is really wonderful for families who are homeschooling
multiple ages.

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For this review, I received...
...all six levels...
...on the unit about Composting.

I would like to take you though this unit
by comparing
Level Pre-A (for Kindergarteners)
and
Level E (for 6th graders)
so you can see how this program could work
for your family....
On the left is the Level Pre-A Newsletter, and on the right
is the Level E Newsletter.

Each of the levels contain the same activities,
but they adjusted appropriately for the
grade level.

The front cover contains information
about the newsletter topic-
you can see that the information for a
Kindergartener is vastly simpler than the
information for the 6th grader.

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Inside the newsletter are a variety of activities,
including a hands-on lab experiment.

The Kindergarten object...
...just involves creating simple compost...
...while the objective for 6th grade...
...involves more complex procedures.

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The newsletter has cross-curricular activities,
including
Language Arts...
(Level Pre-A)
(Level E)

...Math...
(Level Pre-A)
(Level E)

...and a "Challenge" section....
(Level Pre-A)
(Level E)

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Included with your subscription is a...
...Teacher's Guide,
so you will have all the answers to the activities,
and a discussion guide to use with your kiddos.

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The cost for this product for most Homeschooling families
would be...
(You would receive 15 issues for the year.)

Now, if you are teaching a classroom full,
(like the Duggers)
you could go with the Classroom Rate...

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My personal thoughts on this product?

I think it is a good resource to possibly add to
another Science Curriculum,
or be the "springboard" for a more involved study.

I would not forsee our family using this
as our "soul" Science curriculum.

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For more information about Science Weekly...
...just click HERE.

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Disclaimer: I received a sample of this product
free for my open and honest review.
I was not compensated in any other way.

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