RSO CHEMISTRY Level 1 // Secular Homeschool Science Review

Flip-through and review of Real Science Odyssey: Chemistry Level One!
We have actually finished RSO Chemistry at this point, and we really enjoyed this level. It doesn’t hurt that Chemistry is my favorite science subject, so I am sure that enthusiasm rubs off on my kids!
Edible labs don't hurt either (I'm looking at you, marshmallow atoms!)
You’ll get an extensive peek into the teacher and student pages from the course book, as well as a look inside some of the resource books I purchased for this year.
I hope this helps, and as always thank you for watching!
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💛 Here are some links I mentioned in this video.
Real Science Odyssey: Chemistry level 1
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All of the RSO courses offered by Pandia Press
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The Periodic Table: Elements with Style
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DK Smithsonian: The Elements Book
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The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry
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The Usborne Science Encyclopedia (I highly recommend seeking out a friend who sells Usborne that you can support!)
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Check out Home Science Tools, my favorite source for science materials:
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This video is NOT sponsored by anyone, but a few of the links above may be affiliate links. I get a small commission if you place an order after using them, but of course, there is no extra cost involved and I only recommend stuff that we truly, actually LOVE.
❤️ Thank you!
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01:20 Teacher Pages
07:59 Teacher and Student side by side
08:26 An Alternative to the Element Book Project
10:48 Student Pages
12:08 Supplemental Books
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[@ZamZamOnYT]

Thanks for sharing. i like how you used the pdf for multiple kids that i have .

[@RegularSecularMama]

It’s my favorite thing about using a PDF curriculum 🤗

[@numbersandstars]

Thank you for this review. We use Real Science 4 Kids and we are currently in Elementary Chemistry. It is very nice to see what else is available 😊

[@RegularSecularMama]

That’s one I looked into way back when we started homeschooling. Luckily this has been a great fit. I hope you’re enjoying that curriculum!

[@numbersandstars]

@@RegularSecularMama Thank you. We really love RS4K! My boy says he never wants to change it ☺️

[@Homeschoolology]

That project sounds really great! We are using Astronomy this year and I'm pretty happy with it. Thanks for sharing!

[@RegularSecularMama]

It was! I loved Astronomy too. I’m looking forward to level 2 Astronomy, if my kids actually pick it 😆

[@lisacg4438]

How hard or easy are these labs. I'm scared that's too much. Just want to make sure is going to be pleasant. There are not many options for secular science. Thank you for this flip through.

[@RegularSecularMama]

You’re right, there aren’t many options! I thought the labs, in general, were very accessible and easy to do. RSO does a great job letting you know what materials you need, and they’re usually just household items.

[@dariusmannino6235]

Great video! This year for 6th grade, we are doing chemistry using Science Mom’s video course, as well as Mr Q chemistry. Having a blast!

[@RegularSecularMama]

I have not heard of Mr. Q, I’ll have to check it out! Science Mom is great. There aren’t enough hours in the day for all the fun things I want to do 😂

[@lovetosmile9859]

Thanks for sharing. What do you use to print on on the sticky notes?

[@RegularSecularMama]

Hi! I simply created a template by making squares in a word processor (I use Google Docs usually) that were the same size as my post it notes. I printed a blank page, then added text inside the boxes, then printed that on the same page with the post it notes added. I hope that makes sense!