Seventh-Grade Science, Part 1

GSCI 031 | Middle School Course | 0.50 Credit Hours

In this course, students learn to think like scientists and engineers as they explore forces, motion, and Earth’s changing surface. Through hands-on investigations, they study Newton’s laws, magnetism, electricity, and the dynamic systems that shape our planet. By the end, students will understand how data, design, and scientific thinking can help solve real-world problems. This is the first half of a two-part Seventh-Grade Science series. This course also encompasses Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).

This course uses our model to give students the opportunity to develop both real-world 21st Century Skills and Social and Emotional Learning Soft Skills to develop college and career readiness.

Knowledge: Seventh-Grade Science, Part 1
Skill: Critical Thinking—Design Thinking
Attribute: Resilience

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Module 1: Introduction to Scientific Investigation and Experimental Design
Module 2: Design, Testing, and Optimization in Engineering
Module 3: Introduction to Forces and Motion
Module 4: Forces in Collisions and Newton's Third Law
Module 5: Gravity and Gravitational Interactions
Module 6: Fields and Forces Between Objects (Magnetic and Electric Fields)
Module 7: Strength of Electric and Magnetic Forces
Module 8: Midcourse Quiz
Module 9: Earth’s Interior and Density Differences
Module 10: The Rock Cycle and Mineral Formation
Module 11: Geoscience Processes and Changes to Earth's Surface
Module 12: Sudden Changes to Earth’s Surface
Module 13: Human Impact and Geologic Hazards
Module 14: Patterns of Geology from Plate Tectonics
Module 15: Fossils, Rock Strata, and Geologic Time

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