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Would the elementary level work for a science savvy 5th grader, but have some components easy enough for a 2nd grader to tag along?

 

Is it easy to adjust to 4 days?

 

Is the experiment kit worth the cost?

 

Thanks!

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you can download everything you need. I think you can probably get away without printing all of the student pages too, if you'd rather them do all the work in like a spiral or composition notebook.

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Have you looked at the samples? IIRC, the Biology sample pages listed all of the materials needed for the course. That would you give you an idea of whether buying the kit is worth it or not. I just purchased the Logic Stage Biology for my 6th and 3rd graders. I did not purchase the kit as the materials are things we already have or are easy to obtain. I have purchased an Apologia kit in the past and it is nice to have everything available and sorted by experiment for you. If budget wasn't such an issue, I may have splurged for the ES kit too.

 

Looking at the 5-day schedule, the 5th day (in the LS Bio anyway) schedules one of the extra activities for that day. So you could easily skip that or add it to a day where the workload is lighter. I think there is a 2-day and 5-day schedule on the sample too.

 

I can't remember if it is in the sample or just in the teacher's guide, but she does give you ideas for how to adapt the course for children of other ages. You could also email her and ask her thoughts.

 

Best of luck deciding!

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