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Science sticks when your child gets to handle it. Real Science-4-Kids is the main science in our 1st through 7th grade kits, with Dr. Bonyfide Presents Bones for anatomy from 3rd through 6th grade and the 4D Torso Puzzle in 6th, where each organ comes out and goes back in. For a full course you can teach to several ages at once, Apologia's Exploring Creation books are here too, along with the Home Science Tools lab kits made to go with them.

From 8th through 10th grade our kits use the Friendly courses: Friendly Physical Science, then Friendly Biology and Friendly Chemistry. 11th grade uses Introductory Physics, and 12th grade ends with Medical Investigation 101.

 


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