Grades 3-5 Science — review site

What this is. The course as a student meets it, one topic at a time: the intro video, then each lesson (watch the video or read the article, then the quiz), the mixed practice, the summary video, the PP100 test bank. Where David has made a video it plays above its script; otherwise you read the script.

How to leave notes. Under every part — the script, the article, each question, each figure — there is a "Reviewer note" box. Type next to the thing you mean. Notes save in your browser as you go. When you finish a topic, open the page's Notes tab: it gathers everything you wrote into one file. Send that file to James or David.

The atom map (every idea the courses teach, by grade and by strand, with your comments applied): science-map.pages.dev.

Where things are. Grade 3: 42 topics in four strands — 1 final, 2 authored and in review, 0 blueprinted, 39 to come.

Stages: blueprint (the plan James approved) → authored, in review (lessons and questions written, being checked) → final (blind-read, handed to David for video) → videos done. "James" = his review of the topic; "Olivia" = your feedback file received.

Grade 3

Grade 3: 42 topics in four strands — 1 final, 2 authored and in review, 0 blueprinted, 39 to come.

#TopicLessonsStageJamesVideosOliviaFor James
Physics — 15 topics, 3 authored
1Where is it? Did it move?8final · with Davidreviewed 09/280 of 11—types · blueprint · how it looks on TimeBack
2Fast and slow7authored, in reviewreviewed 09/28——types · blueprint · how it looks on TimeBack
3Earth pulls things down3authored, in reviewreviewed 09/28——types · blueprint · how it looks on TimeBack
4Magnets3to come————
5What a force is4to come————
6Forces that touch, and forces that don't3to come————
7Pushes and pulls change things5to come————
8Strong or weak: drawing a force3to come————
9Balanced forces5to come————
10Unbalanced forces3to come————
11Energy: what has it, how it travels6to come————
12Sound3to come————
13Light: sources, straight lines, shadows4to come————
14Light bounces, bends or soaks in4to come————
15Light and heat3to come————
Matter — 6 topics, 0 authored
16Describe it, sort it5to come————
17Measuring tools5to come————
18Which has more?3to come————
19Sinks, floats, sticks to a magnet: choosing materials4to come————
20Solids, liquids and gases5to come————
21Heating and cooling7to come————
Earth & Space — 10 topics, 0 authored
22Measuring the weather6to come————
23Weather over a season, and far away5to come————
24Volcanoes, earthquakes, landslides6to come————
25Dangerous weather3to come————
26Soil4to come————
27Fossils5to come————
28Using and conserving natural resources4to come————
29The Sun3to come————
30The stars4to come————
31The solar system5to come————
Life — 11 topics, 0 authored
32Alive or not5to come————
33What living things need4to come————
34Backbone or no backbone3to come————
35The five vertebrate groups6to come————
36Eggs, body parts and senses3to come————
37How plants make new plants4to come————
38Plant parts and their jobs3to come————
39Plants respond3to come————
40Life cycles and family likeness5to come————
41Food chains3to come————
42Living together and coping with change4to come————

Grade 4

Not yet planned as a course. Its atoms are on the atom map (Grade 4).

Grade 5

Not yet planned as a course. Its atoms are on the atom map (Grade 5).

Built 28 Sep 2026 from the course repo. Videos and statuses update as David and James commit.