Principles of Natural Science, Research & Anatomy

This course introduces students to the beauty and order of God’s creation through the study of natural science and human anatomy. Students will develop a foundational understanding of scientific principles and research methods while exploring topics such as biology, astronomy, and chemistry. Through hands-on activities, sketching, experimentation, and observation, students will learn to apply the scientific method and articulate their findings with clarity and creativity. The course includes preparing and presenting a Science Fair project to cultivate curiosity, analytical thinking, and presentation skills. By engaging both mind and heart, students are encouraged to marvel at the complexity of creation and recognize the Creator’s design in the world around them.

What to Expect

• Understand core scientific concepts in biology, chemistry, and astronomy.

• Use the scientific method to conduct and evaluate experiments.

• Build research, observation, and recording skills through journals and bibliographies.

• Complete and present a Science Fair project with clarity and confidence.

• Study human anatomy and body systems.

• Grow in curiosity, diligence, and awe for God’s creation.

• Practice presenting findings and offering peer feedback in community.