This excellent (but optional) companion to the Apologia Advanced Biology (human anatomy and physiology) course provides a place to keep everything together module notes and lab reports. The introductory information includes a rubric for grading experiments, grade recording charts, parent notes/student notes, and most importantly, a daily schedule (no need for separate lesson plans). The module notes provide a uniform format for completing chapter notes, the On Your Own and Study Guide questions, and an (optional) modular summary. The consistent format is only one of the reasons you might choose this notebook option. Full-color illustrations (ready for labeling) as well as full-color dissection photographs would be other reasons. 450 pgs. spiral-bound.
Advanced Biology: Human Body Student Study & Lab Notebook 2nd Edition
Description
This high-quality spiral-bound notebook is a great way to help your student excel at transitioning to college-level science. Designed to help your student develop outstanding independent study skills, the notebook contains a daily schedule, note-taking pages, and space to answer all the study questions found in the textbook. Lab report forms for each experiment in the text will help your student master the process of writing a complete lab report, and included illustrations, that are not found in the textbook, will ensure that they are indeed learning all that they can from their labs. Case Studies, which are also additional materials not included in the textbook, help students explore concepts in even greater depth!
Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology: The Human Body from Apologia is a college-preparatory anatomy and physiology course designed for high school students. Newly revised and co-authored by Marilyn Shannon and Rachael Yunis, this rigorous course continues Apologia’s tradition of exceptional, faith-based science curriculum.
When combined with Exploring Creation with Biology, this course provides the equivalent of one full year of college biology and thoroughly prepares students for AP or CLEP exams.
Key Curriculum Features:
- 16 modules covering histology, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive systems
- Strong biblical worldview with “Heart of the Matter” and “Think About This” sections that connect content to Scripture (NIV/NLT)
- Three types of labs: microscopic, dissection, and household experiments
- “On Your Own” questions, Study Guides, and module tests for assessment
- Suggested 2-week per module schedule (approximately 32 weeks total) with built-in flexibility
Program Components:
- Student Textbook: Softcover text with detailed explanations, illustrations, and lab activities
- Solutions and Tests Book (required): Contains answers to Study Guides, module tests, and test solutions
- Student Notebook (optional): Consumable notebook for notes, lab reports, and study questions
- Lab Kit (optional): Available from Nature’s Workshop for convenient lab preparation
Important Notes:
- Prerequisites: One year of high school Biology and one year of high school Chemistry.
- Recommended supplemental resource: An anatomy coloring book of the student’s choice.
- The 2nd edition features updated formatting, improved graphics, expanded explanations, and online web support materials.
- Fetal pig dissection is included; additional dissection guides are recommended for more detailed instruction.
Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology stands out for its depth, clarity, and college-preparatory rigor while maintaining a strong Christian worldview. It is an excellent choice for homeschool students seeking a thorough, God-honoring study of the human body that prepares them for college success.
Browse all Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology resources and sets below!
| Product Format: | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 11-12 |
| Brand: | Apologia |
| Author: | Vicki Dincher |
| ISBN: | 9781940110387 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 9.75 |
| Height in Inches: | 1.5 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 3.15 |