What is "out there" for elementary science? Anything "in a box"?

[EKT]

Hi there, 

 

We have BFSU and I love it in theory, but this past year, I haven't managed to actually do it as consistently as I hoped. Which is not to say that I'm not going to keep trying with it--I probably will!--but I wanted to check in and see if there exists an elementary science curriculum where everything is just handed to me, all ready to go. What else is "out there" for elementary science? My only requirement is that it is secular. Thank you for any advice or recs!

[three4me]

We're going to be doing Mystery Science next year. My kids are really excited about that!

[Verity]

Gravitas Press - RS4K (for grammar or middle school), they have it by subject or grade level (called Building Blocks of Science).

ElementalScience.com 

R.E.A.L. Science Odyssey - Pandia Press

MrQ - eequalsmcq.com

 

[HomeAgain]

Noeo  and Nancy Larson both come "in a box", though Noeo gives you the flexibility of ordering separate components if needed.  We used it and it came with just about everything but water.

[Eagle]

REAL Science Odyssey has worked well for us. It is completely secular and covers many of the same topics as BFSU.

[UCF612]

We liked Home Science Adventures this year. It isn't an intense program but we enjoyed it and everything comes in the box. We did astronomy, magnets and birds.

[Mrs Twain]

Mystery science is very much like BFSU except that it gets done.

[Meadowlark]

Nancy Larson Science is definitely in a box. Everything is there. We literally kept he "box" in a bin and just pulled it down to get the needed supplies out. If interested, I have the complete set of Science 2 that I'm getting ready to sell. Pm me if interested!