Grades K-8 Great Science Adventures: World of Light and Sound Ebook

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Great Science Adventures is a multi-grade level curriculum for teacher and students in one book. Each of the ten studies include 24 lessons with all the lab and review activities necessary to reinforce the content and all the graphics needed to complete the activities. In addition, the teacher will find an easy-to-follow format complete with concepts, vocabulary words, clear directions, questions to ask, writing assignments, and assessments. Enrichment exercises integrate the subject matter with other disciplines, including appropriate literature to read and web sites to visit.

Multi-grade level
All writing assignments are coded by ability level making the program useable for students in grades K - 8th. This also enables you to teach all your children at the same time using one curriculum. We recommend that higher-level students have access to reference materials for their assignments. Read more about how to use these books with multiple grade levels in "How to Use GSA" down below.

Investigative Loop
​For lab activities, our exclusive Investigative Loop process helps students get the most from their experience. Complete and clear directions are provided, along with materials lists, questions to ask, and data for students to record. Read more about the Investigative Loop in "How to Use GSA" down below.

Lots of Science Library Book
​In each of the 24 lessons, students make a Lots of Science Library Book using the masters provided inside. View a sample of the Lots of Science Library Book from The World of Space.

Hands-on
​​3D Graphic Organizers make complicated material simple. Students see and touch each part, increasing understanding and retention. Free download: How to use graphic organizers.

Everything you need in one book
Teacher Pages include vocabulary words, concept maps, assessments, assignments for all grade levels, and enrichment activities.

Among other things, The World of Light and Sound introduces the student to how light reflects, refracts, and travels as well as how sound travels and is measured. 

SEE SAMPLE PAGES: HERE