Life Science 7 Student Text (3rd Edition)

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by BJU Press

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ISBN-10: 1591664748

ISBN-13: 9781591664741

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Description of Life Science 7 Student Text (3rd Edition) by BJU Press

A thorough overview of the life sciences, but now in two volumes with larger format and single-column text. Activity pages with color illustrations and photographs are included in the back of the student text. Objectives are listed at the beginning of each section, and self quizzes and regular review questions are at the end of each chapter. There is increased emphasis on Bible integration as well as career features, increased compliance with national and state science standards, enhanced appendices on classification and biomes, and an expanded glossary and index

Corresponds with Teacher's Edition, Student Activity Manual, Tests, Tests Answer Key, Dissection Kit, and Slide Set.

Product:	Life Science 7 Student Text (3rd Edition)
Vendor:	BJU Press
Edition Number:	3
Binding Type:	Paperback
Media Type:	Book
Minimum Grade:	7th Grade
Maximum Grade:	7th Grade
Number of Pages:	896
Weight:	4.54 pounds
Length:	11 inches
Width:	8.5 inches
Height:	1.85 inches
Vendor Part Number:	228163
Subject:	Science
Curriculum Name:	Bob Jones University
Learning Style:	Auditory, Kinesthetic, Visual
Teaching Method:	Traditional

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BJU in my opinion has the best science curriculum offered. Apologia is great but BJU is much more thorough and tests are more comprehensive. If you use any of the BJU, I highly recommend the DVDs'. It makes the student's day longer so I would not use it for all their subjects. I would definitely recommend it for science. The lectures are fun and you can watch the labs before doing them. This helps the students and saves the parent time in planning the labs. The one drawback from using any BJU (which I have used a lot in the past) is that you have to lease their DVDs'. I think they loose a lot of customers b/c of that. It's just not cost efficient for the families who have more than 1 child.