Student's Quest Guide: Aristotle Leads the Way: Aristotle Leads the Way (The Story of Science)

Very useful workbook to accompany The story of Science. As a busy home school parent it's wonderful to be able to have faith in a solid curriculum. I'm looking forward to getting caught up with my son, but in the meantime I can trust his brain is being challenged. He's learning stuff he wouldn't normally gravitate to, as an accomplished young naturalist, and loving it.

Love this companion volume for the Aristotle Leads the Way. Copy exactly as described and shipped fast. Thank you!

I have not used this curriculum before, but I have used Joy Hakim's The Story of Us history books and love them. She has a way of making history come to life through her writings. I expect the same with this science series. There are things that I have read that I don't necessarily agree with because of my Christian beliefs, but I can discuss this with my children when the readings contradict our beliefs. There are only a few though.

we bought the book and this student quest guide. Its a great way to teach both history and science. I recommend this.

My boss had me order these for the boys that I take care of. She was very happy with her purchase and recommended this item to three more of her friends.

My daughter home schools her children and I bought this for her to use for my grandson who is in the fifth grade.

Goes well with the textbook.

I absolutely love this set. We are replacing our history with this, as it is more relevant for our science motivated household. It is a high level read and does require some commitment to at least bi-weekly lessons. My daughter is 10 and a high level learner. This year we are reading the text, doing some of the quest guide and art journaling a main theme from each chapter. Next year we will repeat completing the experiments and linking exercises. I am not a huge workbook fan, but I like the quest guide and unlike another review here, I felt it followed the chapters just fine. It does require thought, and is more than simple fill in the bank. Some pages may require completion over time - graphing concepts comparatively. Venn diagram's, etc... Busy work that doesn't expand learning we typically skip....for this workbook we have skipped perhaps two exercises. If you have done K12's workbooks for American History, the Concise History is authored by Hakim. I like Story of Science much better...