Active learning promotes curiosity. Young students explore basic concepts of behavior, shape, color, texture, odor, sound, size, position, and quantity introduced through fun, engaging activities.

Through hands-on investigations students explore key concepts of communities including Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers. Student activities include graphing, hypothesizing, observing, and predicting.

Unit explores the entire Ecosystem as well as the Water Cycle, Oxygen-Carbon Dioxide Cycle, and Pollution.

Intriguing, hands-on activities engage students in the study of matter and energy as it enhances their skill in conducting scientific investigations.

Students explore the world around them with hands-on investigations. Unit emphasizes depth of understanding and concept development of adaptation, biotic and abiotic factors, environmental factors and response.

Students experiment with and react to such key concepts as chemical interaction, electric circuit, evidence interaction and water cycle

Life Cycles unit covers Living Things, Seeds and Plants, Eggs to Animals, and Metamorphosis.

Students build on the familiar to form a solid foundation in science.

Students eagerly respond to this living unit starting with Seeds and Plants and continuing through to include Aquaria, Habitats, Algae, Food Chains and Decay.

Students experience the dynamics of plant and animal populations as they observe populations interacting in individual and group aquariums and terrariums

Thought-provoking unit helps students develop their ability to think flexibly and abstractly. Interactive activities enable students to describe the relative position and motion of the earth, moon and sun.

Activities increase students' understanding of electric circuits, magnets, light, and earthquakes through concrete experiences, readings, and developing theories.