Science

In Earth Science students will study models and how scientists use models and data to study the Earth. Students will learn how models can help in explaining the cyclic pattern of the moon, the reason for eclipses, and how seasons occur.

Life science is the study of living things—from the tiniest bacteria to the largest animals, including humans. Understanding life science helps us answer important questions like: What makes something alive? How do living things grow and change? How do they interact with each other and their environment? By learning about life science, you will gain a deeper appreciation of the natural world, develop critical thinking skills, and see how science applies to everyday life.

Physical Science is the study of the nature and structure of matter and the characteristics of energy.  Physical Science A begins with the exploration of the scientific method and how matter is measured.  Students then delve deeper into the study of matter by investigating its properties and the forms in which it exists.  Different states of matter are discussed as well as its ability to occur as elements, compounds, and mixtures.  With this knowledge, student learn about