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Instructor: Claire Shaun
Grade 8 Science builds on earlier grades by introducing deeper scientific concepts and hands‑on investigations. Students explore:
How cells form systems in living organisms
How fluids behave and why they matter in technology
How light travels, reflects, refracts, and forms images
How mechanical systems use forces, energy, and machines
How water systems shape Earth and support life
How Earth fits into the universe
Students learn to:
Use scientific models
Analyze and interpret data
Build and test prototypes
Communicate scientific ideas
Connect science to everyday life
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