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Unit 1: Let's Get Physical! Lesson 1.1: Science as Inquiry 1.1.1: Study Summarizing Duration: 1 hr 15 min 1.1.2: Discuss - Searching for Truth Duration: 30 min / 20 1.1.3: Quiz - Science as Inquiry Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 1.2: The Scientific Method 1.2.1: Study - Representing Data Graphically Duration: 1 hr 15 min 1.2.2: Journal - Reflections on the Method Duration: 30 min / 20 1.2.3: Lab - Wet Pennies Duration: 1 hr 15 min / 40 1.2.4: Quiz - The Scientific Method Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 1.3: Let's Get Physical! Wrap-Up 1.3.1: Review - Let's Get Physical! Duration: 50 min 1.3.2: Practice - Introduction to Physical Science Duration: 1 hr / 50 1.3.3: Test (CST) - Let's Get Physical! Duration: 40 min / 50 1.3.4: Test (TST) - Let's Get Physical! Duration: 40 min / 50 Lesson 1.4: Diagnostic 1.4.1: Diag - Let's Get Physical! Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 2: Get Your Motor Running Lesson 2.1: Introduction to Kinematics 2.1.1: Study - Graphing Motion Duration: 1 hr 15 min 2.1.2: Discuss - Defining Distance and Displacement Duration: 30 min / 20 2.1.3: Quiz - Introduction to Kinematics Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 2.2: Gravity and Free Fall 2.2.1: Study - Catch Me I'm Falling Duration: 1 hr 15 min 2.2.2: Lab - Falling Bodies Duration: 50 min / 40 2.2.3: Quiz - Gravity and Free Fall Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 2.3: Motion in Two Dimensions 2.3.1: Study Vectors Duration: 1 hr 15 min 2.3.2: Discuss - Athletic Projectiles Duration: 30 min / 20 2.3.3: Quiz - Motion in Two Dimensions Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 2.4: Get Your Motor Running Wrap-Up 2.4.1: Review - Get Your Motor Running Duration: 1 hr 2.4.2: Practice Motion Duration: 1 hr / 50 2.4.3: Test (CST) - Get Your Motor Running Duration: 1 hr / 50 2.4.4: Test (TST) - Get Your Motor Running Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 2.5: Diagnostic 2.5.1: Diag - Get Your Motor Running Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 3: May the Net Force Be with You Lesson 3.1: Newton's Laws of Motion 3.1.1: Study - Newton's First Law of Motion Duration: 1 hr 3.1.2: Lab - Newton's Laws Duration: 1 hr / 40 3.1.3: Quiz - Newton's Laws of Motion Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 3.2: Friction 3.2.1: Study - Therein Lies the Rub Duration: 1 hr 15 min 3.2.2: Lab - That Rubs Me the Wrong Way Duration: 1 hr 3.2.3: Quiz - Friction Duration: 40 min / 30

Lesson 3.3: Centripetal Force 3.3.1: Study - Motion in a Circle Duration: 1 hr 15 min 3.3.2: Discuss - My World Is Spinning Duration: 30 min / 20 3.3.3: Quiz - Centripetal Force Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 3.4: Buoyant Force 3.4.1: Study - Buoyant Force and Archimedes' Principle Duration: 1 hr 15 min 3.4.2: Journal - What Floats Your Boat? Duration: 30 min / 20 3.4.3: Quiz Buoyancy Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 3.5: May the Net Force Be with You Wrap-Up 3.5.1: Review - May the Net Force Be with You Duration: 1 hr 3.5.2: Practice Forces Duration: 1 hr / 50 3.5.3: Test (CST) - May the Net Force Be with You Duration: 1 hr / 50 3.5.4: Test (TST) - May the Net Force Be with You Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 3.6: Diagnostic 3.6.1: Diag - May the Net Force Be with You Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 4: Crash into Me Lesson 4.1: Momentum 4.1.1: Study - Momentum and Newton's Second Law Duration: 1 hr 15 min 4.1.2: Lab - Losing My Marbles Duration: 1 hr / 40 4.1.3: Quiz Momentum Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 4.2: Work Simple Machines and Power 4.2.1: Study Power Duration: 1 hr 15 min 4.2.2: Discuss - Working Out Duration: 30 min / 20 4.2.3: Quiz - Work Simple Machines and Power Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 4.3: Energy 4.3.1: Study - Work-Energy Theorem Duration: 1 hr 15 min 4.3.2: Discuss - Conserving Energy Duration: 30 min / 20 4.3.3: Quiz Energy Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 4.4: Crash into Me Wrap-Up 4.4.1: Review - Crash into Me Duration: 1 hr 4.4.2: Practice Energy Duration: 1 hr / 50 4.4.3: Test (CST) - Crash into Me Duration: 1 hr / 50 4.4.4: Test (TST) - Crash into Me Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 4.5: Diagnostic 4.5.1: Diag - Crash into Me Duration: 30 min / 25 Unit 5: I'm Pickin' Up Good Vibrations Lesson 5.1: Properties of Waves 5.1.1: Study - Types of Waves Duration: 1 hr 15 min 5.1.2: Lab - Smile and Wave Duration: 50 min / 40 5.1.3: Quiz Waves Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 5.2: Sound Waves 5.2.1: Study - Matching-Up Time Duration: 1 hr 15 min 5.2.2: Quiz - Sound Waves Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 5.3: Electromagnetic Waves 5.3.1: Study - Light Spectrum Duration: 1 hr 15 min 5.3.2: Quiz - Electromagnetic Waves Duration: 40 min / 30

Lesson 5.4: Optics 5.4.1: Study - Reflection and Mirrors Duration: 1 hr 15 min 5.4.2: Lab - Bend It Like Beckham Duration: 1 hr / 40 5.4.3: Quiz Optics Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 5.5: I'm Pickin' Up Good Vibrations Wrap-Up 5.5.1: Review - I'm Pickin' Up Good Vibrations Duration: 1 hr 5.5.2: Practice Waves Duration: 1 hr / 50 5.5.3: Test (CST) - I'm Pickin' Up Good Vibrations Duration: 1 hr / 50 5.5.4: Test (TST) - I'm Pickin' Up Good Vibrations Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 5.6: Diagnostic 5.6.1: Diag - I'm Pickin' Up Good Vibrations Duration: 50 min / 25 Unit 6: It's Electric! Lesson 6.1: Static Electricity 6.1.1: Study - Electric Charge Duration: 1 hr 15 min 6.1.2: Lab - A Shocking Tale Duration: 1 hr / 40 6.1.3: Quiz - Static Electricity Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 6.2: Current and Circuits 6.2.1: Study - Ohm's Law Duration: 1 hr 15 min 6.2.2: Discuss - Current Events Duration: 30 min / 20 6.2.3: Quiz - Current and Circuits Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 6.3: Magnetism 6.3.1: Study Electromagnetism Duration: 1 hr 15 min 6.3.2: Journal - Surprise Science Duration: 30 min / 20 6.3.3: Quiz Magnetism Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 6.4: It's Electric! Wrap-Up 6.4.1: Review - It's Electric! Duration: 50 min 6.4.2: Practice - Electricity and Magnetism Duration: 1 hr / 50 6.4.3: Test (CST) - It's Electric! Duration: 1 hr / 50 6.4.4: Test (TST) - It's Electric! Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 6.5: Diagnostic 6.5.1: Diag - It's Electric! Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 7: Physical Science Semester 1 Review and Exam Lesson 7.1: Physical Science Semester 1 7.1.1: Review - Physical Science Semester 1 Duration: 5 hrs 7.1.2: Exam - Physical Science Semester 1 Duration: 1 hr / 90 7.1.3: Final Exam - Physical Science Semester 1 Duration: 1 hr / 90 Unit 8: It's Elementary Lesson 8.1: Structure and Components of the Atom 8.1.1: Study - It's Elementary Duration: 1 hr 15 min 8.1.2: Study - Atomic Properties Duration: 1 hr 15 min 8.1.3: Lab - Braving the Elements Duration: 1 hr / 40 8.1.4: Quiz - Structure and Components of the Atom Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 8.2: The Periodic Table 8.2.1: Study Families Duration: 1 hr 15 min 8.2.2: Discuss - Periodic Updates Duration: 30 min / 20 8.2.3: Quiz - The Periodic Table Duration: 40 min / 30

Lesson 8.3: Trends and Patterns 8.3.1: Study Trends Duration: 1 hr 15 min 8.3.2: Lab - Elements from Outer Space Duration: 1 hr / 40 8.3.3: Quiz - Trends and Patterns Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 8.4: It's Elementary Wrap-Up 8.4.1: Review - Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table Duration: 1 hr 15 min 8.4.2: Practice - Atomic Knowledge Duration: 50 min / 50 8.4.3: Test (CST) - It's Elementary Duration: 1 hr / 50 8.4.4: Test (TST) - It's Elementary Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 8.5: Diagnostic 8.5.1: Diag - It's Elementary Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 9: Bond. Molecular Bond. Lesson 9.1: Bonding 9.1.1: Study - The Bond Family Tree Duration: 1 hr 15 min 9.1.2: Discuss - Bond and Determined Duration: 30 min / 20 9.1.3: Quiz Bonding Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 9.2: Shapes of Molecules 9.2.1: Study - Hydrogen Bonding Duration: 1 hr 15 min 9.2.2: Lab - Edible Molecules Duration: 1 hr / 40 9.2.3: Quiz - Shapes of Molecules Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 9.3: Compounds 9.3.1: Study - Covalent Compounds Duration: 1 hr 15 min 9.3.2: Lab - How Do You Color Your Eggs? Duration: 1 hr / 40 9.3.3: Quiz Compounds Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 9.4: Bond. Molecular Bond. Wrap-Up 9.4.1: Review - Bond. Molecular Bond. Duration: 1 hr 9.4.2: Practice Bonding Duration: 1 hr / 50 9.4.3: Test (CST) - Bond. Molecular Bond. Duration: 40 min / 50 9.4.4: Test (TST) - Bond. Molecular Bond. Duration: 40 min / 50 Lesson 9.5: Diagnostic 9.5.1: Diag - Bond. Molecular Bond: Wrap-Up Duration: 40 min / 25 Unit 10: Chemical Reactions Lesson 10.1: Chemical Equations and Conservation Laws 10.1.1: Study - Balancing Equations Duration: 1 hr 15 min 10.1.2: Lab - I'm Having a Reaction Duration: 1 hr / 40 10.1.3: Quiz - Chemical Equations and Conservation Laws Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 10.2: Reaction Types 10.2.1: Study - Combustion Precipitates and Solutions Oh My! Duration: 1 hr 15 min 10.2.2: Discuss - Discussing Chemical Reactions Duration: 30 min / 20 10.2.3: Quiz - Reaction Types Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 10.3: Acids and Bases 10.3.1: Study Reactions Duration: 1 hr 15 min 10.3.2: Journal - Basic Hygiene Duration: 30 min / 20 10.3.3: Quiz - Acids and Bases Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 10.4: Chemical Reactions Wrap-Up 10.4.1: Review - Chemical Reactions Duration: 50 min

10.4.2: Practice - Chemical Reactions Duration: 50 min / 50 10.4.3: Test (CST) - Chemical Reactions Duration: 1 hr / 50 10.4.4: Test (TST) - Chemical Reactions Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 10.5: Diagnostic 10.5.1: Diag - Chemical Reactions Wrap-Up Duration: 30 min / 25 Unit 11: Jumpin' Jack Flash It's a Gas Lesson 11.1: Heat 11.1.1: Study - Phase Changes Duration: 1 hr 15 min 11.1.2: Lab - Can You Feel the Heat? Duration: 1 hr / 40 11.1.3: Quiz Heat Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 11.2: The Gas Laws 11.2.1: Study - The Pieces of the Puzzle Duration: 1 hr 11.2.2: Discuss Moonwalking Duration: 30 min / 20 11.2.3: Quiz - The Gas Laws Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 11.3: Thermodynamics 11.3.1: Study Entropy Duration: 1 hr 11.3.2: Lab - Homemade Ice Cream Duration: 1 hr / 40 11.3.3: Quiz Thermodynamics Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 11.4: Jumpin' Jack Flash It's a Gas Wrap-Up 11.4.1: Review - Jumpin' Jack Flash It's a Gas Duration: 1 hr 11.4.2: Practice - Gases and Thermodynamics Duration: 1 hr / 50 11.4.3: Test (CST) - Jumpin' Jack Flash It's a Gas Duration: 40 min / 50 11.4.4: Test (TST) - Jumpin' Jack Flash It's a Gas Duration: 40 min / 50 Lesson 11.5: Diagnostic 11.5.1: Diag - Jumpin' Jack Flash It's a Gas Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 12: Nuclear Energy Is Da Bomb Lesson 12.1: Radio 12.1.1: Study - Decay Processes Duration: 1 hr 15 min 12.1.2: Lab - Nuclear Decay Chain Duration: 50 min / 40 12.1.3: Quiz Radio Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 12.2: Nuclear Reactions 12.2.1: Study - Nuclear Transmutations Duration: 1 hr 12.2.2: Discuss - Conserving Your World Duration: 30 min / 20 12.2.3: Quiz - Nuclear Reactions Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 12.3: Energy of the Future 12.3.1: Study - Where Do We Go from Here? Duration: 1 hr 12.3.2: Journal - Not in My House? Duration: 30 min / 20 12.3.3: Quiz - Nuclear Energy Duration: 40 min / 30 Lesson 12.4: Nuclear Energy Is Da Bomb Wrap-Up 12.4.1: Review - Nuclear Energy Is Da Bomb Duration: 50 min 12.4.2: Practice - A Pound of This and a Pound of That Duration: 50 min / 50 12.4.3: Test (CST) - Nuclear Energy Is Da Bomb Duration: 40 min / 50 12.4.4: Test (TST) - Nuclear Energy Is Da Bomb Duration: 40 min / 50 Lesson 12.5: Diagnostic 12.5.1: Diag - Nuclear Energy Is Da Bomb Duration: 1 hr / 25

Unit 13: Physical Science Semester 2 Review and Exam Lesson 13.1: Physical Science Semester 2 13.1.1: Review - Physical Science Semester 2 Duration: 2 hrs 13.1.2: Exam - Physical Science Semester 2 Duration: 50 min / 90 13.1.3: Final Exam - Physical Science Semester 2 Duration: 50 min / 90