Biology for Grades 9-10
In the Biology class for grades 9-10, students delve into the fundamentals of life sciences, studying cell biology, genetics, and ecology. This course is structured around lab-based activities, including hands-on experiments, dissections, and microscopy, which provide a deep understanding of biological processes and their environmental interactions.
Course Overview:
- Cell Biology:
Explore the structure and function of cells through detailed microscopic examinations and laboratory experiments. - Genetics:
Understand the principles of genetics through activities like gene mapping and DNA analysis. - Ecology:
Study the relationships between organisms and their environments, emphasizing ecosystem dynamics and conservation.
Course Materials:
- Textbook:
Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd Edition by Vicki Dincher - Solutions and Test Book: (optional)
Provides answers to study guide questions and tests, facilitating effective review and assessment.
Solutions and Test Book
Through these comprehensive scientific investigations, students gain a critical understanding of the interconnectedness of the biological world. This curriculum not only fosters scientific acumen but also encourages critical thinking and analytical skills.
Course Cost: $21 per month
Supply Fee: $55 per student
The supply fee covers the cost of materials for hands-on experiments and projects, and is a one-time fee at the beginning of the year.