Tell your kids to ‘Brace for Impact’. They’re about to experience Isaac Newton like never before thanks to the ‘Isaac Newton Quotes & Copywork’ activity pack.
I’ll send it to your inbox too, so you can easily print and save it to your curriculum stash.
But If you…
🍛😨 were just asked to put lunch on a clean plate because it was touching,
✂👕 asked to cut the tags out of another set of clothes (not just a shirt) because they ‘feel funny’,
🪀📔 can’t get through a read-aloud without some fidget-buster to keep their hands busy.
Keep Scrolling…
Your “I-love-You-to-bits” quirky kid would have been Isaac Newton’s BFF.
Talk about a quirky kid… Isaac Newton had:
- an intense personality,
- a bit of a temper
- didn’t seem to fit in with his peers during the short time attended the local school and
- always seemed to be tinkering with something to settle his brain and help him focus – clocks, and mechanical devices mostly.
Quirky is good. It leads to great things.
Learn about one of the world’s most quirky and famous scientists. Isaac Newton’s unique character qualities created the foundation for some of the most significant scientific contributions of all time.
Introducing:
Why Isaac Newton?
Isaac Newton’s scientific genius goes way beyond contemplating falling fruit. Add a few minutes of Isaac Newton: A Life of Discovery to your science lessons. You’ll soon discover that you encounter his scientific contributions all the time in everyday modern life.
Using the Isaac Newton: A Life of Discovery unit study in your homeschool will create an opportunity to understand Isaac Newton in a whole new way. He had a unique personality, deep religious devotion, and was an absolute scientific genius.
Learn More About Sir Isaac Newton
Allow your homeschooler to stretch their knowledge about Isaac Newton into new areas of thinking about life and science.
Digging deep into the life of Isaac Newton is best done by exploring where he went to university, worked, and even drew on the walls as a child (sound like someone you know?). You’ll also use historical resources to better understand the day-to-day life of Sir Isaac Newton.
What’s Included:
Learn about the Laws of Motion, discoveries in optics, or Newton’s life, in general, using carefully curated resources from the best museums.
In The “Let’s Study Isaac Newton” unit study You Will Find:
- 19 lessons including experiments. (I recommend doing this online course 2 days a week.)
- Videos, MP3 audio files, printable worksheets, online games, and interactives. It is chock full of resources for agest upper primary through high school.
- Read & Discuss information about Newton’s life, greatest accomplishments, and beliefs.
- Opportunities to review and test your knowledge and assignments for final projects that include experiments and lab reports.
- Fun, engaging experiments to learn more about Newton’s most famous works and ideas.
- 15 + videos offering about hours of quality, insightful instruction.
- Bonus: Information about history and science museums dedicated to the life and work of Sir Isaac Newton.
The Let’s Study Isaac Newton downloadable unit study is perfect for upper elementary through high school students.
It’s easy to dig deep into Isaac Newton’s life and discoveries.
Prepare for impact! Your upper elementary through high school students will learn about the dramatic life events that shaped one of the most famous scientists of all time. Then, grab some Lego and other items in the material list and explore Newton’s most famous experiments.
Help your fidgety homeschooler stay engaged along the way. They’ll get to listen to a radio play and learn what it was like to live in England during the Great Plague.
What families are saying:
“Teaching science to older students can be daunting and a little scary. These lessons are done in a fun and easy way. I love the combination of history and science, plus the combination of online learning and hands-on exploration. I can’t wait for us to dig in on the next scientist!”
~ Dachelle at Hide The Chocolate.
“Science can be fun but sometimes not so fun. My ten-year-old daughter wanted to try something new so I looked around for something fun and challenging and found this unit study! My daughter loved it, she really enjoys hands-on and online learning!”
~Nakisha Blain
