Adventures in the Physical World Level 2

An exciting scientific journey through the physical world!

This second book in the Let’s Talk Science series brings the Bible to life and will instill a love for science through exploration, investigations, and imaginative Bible-inspired stories. Students will continue to see science as a wonderful tool God has given us to study His creation. They will also deepen their faith as they ask questions and experience God’s world through science. This course includes:

• Memory verses with hand motions to help students memorize Bible passages
• Discussion Starters that encourage students to dive deeper into the topics they’re learning
• Activity pages for students to create their own Science Notebook to share

OVERVIEW: This course is designed to be interactive with students, as they are given the opportunity to stop and discuss answers to questions in the text. The course explores questions such as: What is energy? How do simple machines work? What is matter? What are the planets like? Why does the earth have seasons? How does the water cycle work? How do mountains form? Students will be able to answer these questions and many more as they investigate their way through God’s world around them. Let’s Talk Science: Adventures in the Physical World is fun, hands-on, and easy to prepare for. Best of all, it will encourage your student’s curiosity!

• 1. The Physical World
• 2. Potential and Kinetic Energy
• 3. Mechanical Energy
• 4. Friction and Force
• 5. Pulleys
• 6. Gears
• 7. Levers
• 8. Chemical Energy
• 9. Matter
• 10. Magnets
• 11. Electrical Energy
• 12. Thermal Energy
• 13. Light Energy
• 14. Nuclear Energy
• 15. The Sun
• 16. Moon
• 17. Stars
• 18. Constellations
• 19. The Solar System 1
• 20. The Solar System 2
• 21. Intro to Meteorology
• 22. Weather Instruments
• 23. The Atmosphere
• 24. Clouds 1
• 25. Clouds 2
• 26. The Water Cycle
• 27. Seasons
• 28. Intro to Geology
• 29. Earthquakes
• 30. Mountains
• 31. Volcanoes
• 32. Igneous Rocks
• 33. Sedimentary Rocks
• 34. Metamorphic Rocks
• 35. Fossils
• 36. Conclusion