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In Reply to: Needing Ideas for that 4th Science Credit posted by Twila Groves on January 18, 2011 at 9:35 am:
We're in the same boat as you... floating up chemistry creek without a paddle. Here is what we are considering: Engineering - structural, architectural, etc. study structure, forces, design, build models, etc. Health - Total Health (?) is an intense course that takes at least a year to complete Automotive - check out AutoUpkeep and my favorite... Applied Science using Boy Scout Merit Badges - boys have to do research, usually interview someone in the field, and do projects. Options are: Automotive, Astronomy, Aviation, Plant Science, Nuclear Science, Medicine, Engineering, CHEMISTRY (!) Energy, Weather... and My son is a scout anyway so thought we do a bunch this year and kill two birds with one stone... so to speak. But no reason non-scouts can't use them too! Good Luck!
From: Kathy (74.110.231.242)
Re: Needing Ideas for that 4th Science Credit March 15, 2011 at 7:57 pm PST
many more! Books can be borrowed from many libraries, scout friends, or begged for on freecycle. And if not, they are about $4-6 bucks at the local scout store or from scoutstuff.org.
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