Chemistry 101
With 11+ hours of high-quality video lessons, Chemistry 101 transforms complex science into something visual, memorable, and surprisingly approachable—no boredom, no panic, just concepts that finally click.
$84.95
Quantity:
In a Curriculum Kit
Faith-Based
Multiple Grades
Nonconsumable
Please Note: The Streaming version is non-refundable.
2026 Tenth-Grade Curriculum Kit
This is where your teen begins to understand what’s really going on behind the formulas. Chemistry 101 gives your teen a full high school credit through clear, video-based instruction that breaks the subject into manageable parts.
This is a download-only course, so your teen can start right away. The lessons are organized into four sections—The Road to the Periodic Table, Chemistry Essentials, Meet the Elements, and The Future of Chemistry—so concepts build in a steady, logical order.
Across 19 lessons and more than eleven hours of video, your teen learns how to read the periodic table, balance chemical equations, and see how elements behave. Historical context is woven in, helping your teen see how ideas developed instead of just memorizing outcomes.
Strong visuals, animations, and real-life examples keep the material clear without relying on dense text. The teaching stays direct, so your teen can follow along without getting lost in terminology.
The included digital guidebook provides structure with quizzes, discussion questions, a full course outline, and an accreditation program for tracking credit. Everything is designed to be easy to implement while still meeting high school requirements.
This works well for teens who need a clearer starting point before moving into more advanced chemistry or who do better with visuals than heavy reading.
It’s a complete, faith-friendly chemistry course that helps your teen understand what’s happening and gives you a clear way to award credit.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
We consider the DVD course an overview that complements but does not replace another curriculum. We suggest using it as a supplement alongside Friendly Chemistry.
