5 signs of a good science curriculum

Hey there,
Many teachers and parents struggle to find a curriculum that teaches essential science principles and sparks curiosity and enthusiasm.
To help make it easier for you, we’ve got a quick list of what to look for when hunting for the perfect science curriculum - find the key to teaching science that you and your kids will love!
1. Hands-On Learning: A good science curriculum includes hands-on learning experiences so your child can apply theory and concepts to real-life projects. For example, learning about Newton’s laws of motion and air resistance is one thing. It’s another to apply that knowledge to build a bottle rocket or glider that flies!
2. Comprehensive and Ready to Go “Out of the Box”: A comprehensive curriculum with detailed lesson plans, clear instructions, and lab materials takes a lot of uncertainty off your plate — giving you the space to deliver a fun and rewarding educational experience.
3. Tailored to Various Learning Styles: Every child has their own unique style of learning. Your curriculum should conform to your child for the best learning experience.
4. Aligned With Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS): A curriculum that aligns with NGSS guarantees a well-rounded science education for your child.
5. Encourages Your Student’s Inquiry and Exploration: Science, at its root, is all about creating hypotheses, testing them with experiments, and drawing conclusions. The best science curriculum mimics this process, encouraging your child to think critically about their results and why things happened the way they did.
Now, here’s the thing…
If you want to save yourself the time scouring the internet looking for a curriculum that checks all of these boxes, we designed the ultimate solution that delivers just that and more:

Please reach out if you have any questions about science curriculum options, we’d love to help.
The Home Science Tools Team

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