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Semester 1 Semester 2 Math
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1. Force and Motion 1. Greece and Rome 1. Greek Myths 2. Light and the Eye 2. The Middle Ages 2. Tales from the Middle Ages 3. The Solar System 3. The Age of Discovery 3. The Prince and the Bard 4. Technological Design 4. Elizabethan Europe 4. Newton at the Center 5. Energy 5. Modern Europe 5. British Poetry
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1. Lines of Light 2. Translucence and Shadow 3. Refraction and Lenses 4. How Human Eyes Work 5. Animal Eyes 6. Color and Perception Final Project. Tools of the Eye
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Note from Beyond the Page Curriculum Manager - posted from Naples, FL
The website link for Activity 2, Option 2, has been updated.
How Animals and People See the World Differently - posted from Wasilla, AK
Scientists may understand how the eye works, but seeing what other animals see is another matter entirely. Learn how eyes evolved, and find out which animal's eye biologist Tom Cronin would look through if he had the chance.
Age 4-5 Age 5-7 Age 6-8 Age 7-9 Age 8-10 Age 9-11 Age 10-12 Age 11-13 Age 12-14 High School 1
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Semester 1 Semester 2 Math
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1. Force and Motion 1. Greece and Rome 1. Greek Myths 2. Light and the Eye 2. The Middle Ages 2. Tales from the Middle Ages 3. The Solar System 3. The Age of Discovery 3. The Prince and the Bard 4. Technological Design 4. Elizabethan Europe 4. Newton at the Center 5. Energy 5. Modern Europe 5. British Poetry
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1. Lines of Light 2. Translucence and Shadow 3. Refraction and Lenses 4. How Human Eyes Work 5. Animal Eyes 6. Color and Perception Final Project. Tools of the Eye
