AIG – Can experiments be done independently?

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  • July 20, 2014 at 5:04 pm
    Angelina
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    I was following Lindsey’s thread on AIG for science.  We’re leaning towards AIG as well, but I have one specific question:

    I’m hoping someone who has experience with this curriculum can tell me whether the experiments and activities can be done independently (with total ease, even if I were not in the room).  My older boys are aching for some school areas that are ALL theirs, so I’m hoping this could be it.  My thinking is that I might be able to (properly) focus on school matters specific to the littles while the older kids do the hands-on part of science. Yes, it means it’s not as much along the lines of a family subject, but I am okay with that at this point. 

    Students in question on this independent idea would be 5th grade and 6th grade.

    Thanks in advance!  Angie

     

    July 21, 2014 at 7:36 pm
    Angelina
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    Bump.    Hoping someone using AIG God’s Design for Science can tell me whether it’s suitable for independent work, at the grades 5, 6, 7 age level.  Particularly the experiments, extra activities or labs (if any).

    Anyone?

     

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