This is the science curriculum we're planning on using. I love that it teaching how to actually think scientifically so that whatever they're interested in they can apply those principles instead of just having them memorize random facts.

There are sequences available online from people who have used the book and reported the sequence in which they did the lessons. I've got one of those lined up (for like 3 years from now) so I don't have to worry about finding a lesson that we are able to do each week. You'll also have to stretch it to spending 2-3 weeks on one lesson (reading, discussing, experimenting, rehypothesising and reexperimenting) to make it last for the 3 years. I like that this pace will allow my kids to really run with the ideas without having to rush them through a lesson a week and honestly, when I line the topics up with our school curriculum here, this book covers up through grade 4, so I'm not concerned about taking it slow. I think someone on here did a video comparing this volume with a "companion" volume where someone reformatted it to be more user-friendly and less dry. I can't remember the channel though.

Hi I know this is an old video but I was curious to know if you are still using this curriculum? I would really appreciate your thoughts on it now! 😊

hello!! I’ve enjoyed watching several of your videos! How did this go, where you able to implement it? I’m really curious on how it went. I’ve been searching for a science curriculum, I keep coming back to this one. Thank you! :)

Thanks for sharing, I've been curious about this book.