This resource page contains information and quick links to the activities suggested in Chemistry for the Logic Stage {First Edition}. Any corrections or additional resources will also be found on this page.

**Update - As of August 2020, this page is no longer being regularly updated, so some of spine texts may be out of print and the links may be inactive. You can see the current edition of this program here.**

Resources for Chemistry for the Logic Stage

Spine Texts*

The following book is the main spine of this program. You will need to purchase it to complete the reading assignments scheduled in this program.

• DK Encyclopedia of Science, 2006 Edition (DK EOS)

The following encyclopedias are scheduled for additional reference reading. They are optional, but I suggest that you purchase one or two to use throughout the year.

• The Kingfisher Science Encyclopedia, 2017 Edition (KSE)
• The Usborne Illustrated Dictionary of Science, 2012 Edition (UIDS) 
• DK Eyewitness Books: Chemistry, 2005 Edition (DK Chem) 

*The above spine text links are affiliate links through Amazon.

Teacher Resources

The following two books are resources that we have written to help you as teach science at home:

• The Homeschoolers Guide to Experiments
• Success in Science

You can also download a digital copy of the tests through the link below.

Quick Links from the Chemistry for the Logic Stage Teacher Guide

Introduction

• Classical Science Curriculum for the Logic Stage Student
• Scientific Demonstrations vs. Experiments 
• A Simple Explanation of the Scientific Method 
• Units of Measurement

Unit 1

• Week 1: Element and Atom
• Week 2: Periodic Table in Pictures and Periodic Table Poster
• Week 3: Alkali Metals Video

Unit 2

• Week 6: Dry Ice Exploration
• Week 9: Hot Ice Experiment

Unit 3

• Week 13: Chromatography Episode 1 and Chromatography Episode 2

Unit 4

• Week 16: Mole Day Ideas

Unit 5

• There are no links in this unit.

Unit 6

• There are no links in this unit.

Unit 7

• Week 28: How to make soap 
• Week 29: The Index Card System
• Week 30: Experiment Variables
• Week 33: Famous Chemists and Tie-Dye T-shirts
• Week 34: How to make paper