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.
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Faith-Based
Multiple Grades
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2025 Tenth-Grade Curriculum Kit
Chemistry doesn't have to be a confusing haze of formulas and frustration. Painless Chemistry earns its 1-credit badge by turning atomic theory into something even your teen might actually look forward to. With over eleven hours of engaging video content across 19 lessons, Chemistry 101 breaks down the subject into four digestible chunks:
- The Road to the Periodic Table
- Chemistry Essentials
- Meet the Elements
- The Future of Chemistry.
By the time your teen wraps this course, he'll know how to read the Periodic Table, balance chemical equations without breaking a sweat, and recognize every element from hydrogen to oganesson. Oh, and he'll have picked up some juicy scientific history along the way—from alchemy's weird roots to the moment we figured out subatomic particles were a thing.
Packed with visuals, animations, and real-life examples, this course was designed with family learning in mind. Whether your teen is tackling it solo or you're gathering the whole crew for a family learning session, Chemistry 101 makes big concepts click. It's designed to be understandable for ages 15 and up while keeping the content family- and faith-friendly from start to finish.
The fourth DVD includes a printable guidebook, multiple-choice quizzes, and discussion questions to keep everyone on track. It even comes with a full-year course outline and a Course Accreditation Program PDF for those tracking credits the official way. No fluff. No filler. Just solid science through the lens of God's design—and yes, it actually works.
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.
