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leanne maree
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Posted: June 16 2007 at 1:54am | IP Logged Quote leanne maree
has anyone used apologia series. i am looking into it at prresent. can anyone give me some advice on it. the book / cd-rom. ta and god bless
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My daughter used it in a co-op class. The teacher used it because it was the best presentation of the material of the books he looked at - basically really solid, even though he occasionally goes off on tangents. I was pleased with what I saw of it - I would occasionally help explain things to her.

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I have had 3 dc use this and they all enjoyed it, even the ones who aren't *sciency*. I agree it is very solid and also very user friendly. The lab work is great and uses household products that are (in reality) chemicals, so it's not as if it's impossible to do this at home. I did buy the chemistry lab set, which includes various glassware and a good thermometer. I think that was around $50 from Nature's Workshop Plus.

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