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Showing posts with label 7th grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7th grade. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Apologia General Science Links

Module #1: A Brief History of Science
Module #2: Scientific Inquiry
Module #3: How To Analyze and Interpret Experiments
Module #4: Science, Applied Science, and Technology
Module #5: The History of Life: Archaeology, Geology, and Paleontology
Module #6: Foundations of Geology
Module #7: The Fossil Record
Module #8: Uniformitarianism and Catastrophism
Module #9: What is Life?
Module #10: Classifying Life
Module #11: The Human Body
Module #12: Energy and LIfe
Module #13: The Human Digestive System
Module #14: The Human Respirtory and Circulatory Systems
Module #15: The Human Lymphatic, Endocrine, and Urinary Systems
Module #16: The Human Nervous System


Exploring Creation With Apologia General Science

After trying to work with the 7th grade Abeka science textbook, my daughter and I realized we were not getting the results we wanted. We love the book but don't feel it can be our main text. Earlier in the year we had begun Apologia General Science but had to lay it down due to family illness. While I was focused on getting better the girls went back to using Abeka because it is what they have always used. The books are beautiful and filled with wonderful information but the information just wasn't sticking. We are once again trying Apologia and will be using the super blogspot of Marty Sahm at http://www.homeschoolersresources.blogspot.com/ . The resources are fantastic!! My daughter has asked that I put links for her so she can easily find what she needs for each module. I will do my best to help her love learning science! :)


Thursday, January 12, 2012

7th grade ABeka - ch 7 - Mammals




Characteristics of mammals

Giraffe (super cool!)
Carnivores, Herbivores & Omnivores (Herbivores song has slang)

Southern armadillo slideshow & info
Armadillo &  baby (ad at beginning)

Bats
Bat colony leaving cave
Flying Fox (largest bat) video
Another flying fox video - shows upclose. (ad at beginning)
Kitti's hog-nosed bat video (smallest mammal) (ad at beginning)

Tarsier: The only animals that are capable of turning their heads 180 degrees
Tarsier videos  (smallest primate) (gross video to me because they're eating bugs!)
Gibbons
Orangutan moving through the trees
Flying lemur (farthest gliding mammal)

Momma black bear prepares for winter lethargy (ad at beginning)
Grizzly bear in winter den ( hope to show with these clips that bears do not hibernate as we think of "hibernation" -being asleep not able to wake. Because their body temp doesn't drop close to freezing, they are able to awaken & defend themselves.)

Blue Whale (largest mammal) video page

Numbat video & info page (have the most teeth of all land mammals)
Kangaroo facts & pics
Baby gliding squirrel in pouch
Platypus page

Elephant

All about dogs video page

Sweet song about God and dog