My Boys love it!

Introduced this curriculum to my 4th grade twin boys this week and they are now creating most of the experiments on their own, reading ahead and all around just loving this topic! I left them home while I went to pick up their brother from preschool and they had done everything on their own to make a catapult and were laughing and having a great time launching little paper balls all over the living room. Looking forward to the rest of the year!

Content to advanced

My son will be in 4th grade this coming year and bought the physics 2. The material is amazing and very complete, but he isn't anywhere ready for what is said to be for his age group.

Disappointed

I wanted to love the idea of a complete kit with supplies and living books, but maybe that works better for level 1. Most of the supplies are laughable. I asked to return it but got no reply. The things that should have been included are not . .. For example how are CDs considered "household items" (especially when you know they're getting scratched up). On the other hand, straws and rubber bands , those could have been left out. Most importantly, having to to find the main information from various pages in various books like Encyclopedia or Exploratorium is exhausting and annoying. The order of topics doesn't make sense to me either, why is centripetal force at the beginning of a lesson on energy? An organized textbook would have been simpler.