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Instructor: Claire Shaun
Welcome to Grade 7 Science on LearnersGain!
This year marks an exciting step forward in your scientific journey. Grade 7 challenges you to think critically, explore complex systems, and understand the world through investigation and evidence. You will explore matter, energy, forces, Earth systems, and space — discovering how these ideas connect to your daily life and the world around you.
In this course, you will:
Ask scientific questions and design investigations
Build and test models
Analyze data and draw conclusions
Strengthen your understanding of physical and Earth sciences
Communicate your ideas clearly and confidently
Every lesson is designed to help you grow as a thinker, problem‑solver, and young scientist. You will explore, experiment, question, and discover — and I’m excited to guide you through each step of this learning adventure.
Welcome to Grade 7 Science. Let’s explore, investigate, and achieve together.
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