Re: Astronomy for High School
 

No problem. I will say this....dd took this as a college class and the tests were open book. Apparently if you google each question, it is easily found on the net..... like super easily found....like the professor just bought a test from a test farm or something (not sure if that's a thing, just my visual:shifty) If you have the time to do that, then you would be able to work around.

Re: Astronomy for High School
 

Just for the info, you might consider downloading the sample of middle school astronomy from Real Science 4 Kids. It might work. You could bump it up to high school level with a research paper or two. Upside is you'd have labs and a teacher's edition. Downside would be cost and I doubt you'll find it used because it's only been out a few years.


It's toward the bottom of this page. Focus on Middle School sample chapters.




https://gravitaspublications.com/get...arted/samples/

Re: Astronomy for High School
 

It's my understanding that Signs and Seasons, if you do most of the suggested Activites (which requires some planning as they may need several observations through the year) is a high school level lab Science (based on the experience of others - I haven't btdt myself, obviously :giggle)
https://www.christianbook.com/signs-...1101/pd/221102

Re: Astronomy for High School
 

Oh thank you for jogging my memory on this book. I'd looked at this a couple years ago thinking ahead and had forgotten about it. :doh