IEW Science Writing Curriculum Overview

The video introduces IEW's Wonders of Science writing lessons, detailing the content, pricing, and materials included. It explains the decision tree for grade levels, the student booklet's contents, and the weekly schedule. The video also covers lesson structure, advanced editions, and the teacher's manual, emphasizing vocabulary and teaching tools.

What is the primary focus of IEW's Wonders of Science writing lessons?

• Artistic expression

• Historical analysis

• Science-themed writing

• Mathematical problem-solving

For which grade levels is the Wonders of Science curriculum primarily designed?

• 9th to 12th grade

• 6th to 8th grade

• Kindergarten to 2nd grade

• 3rd to 5th grade

What is included in the student booklet's table of contents?

• Art projects

• Note making and outlines

• Mathematical equations

• Physical exercises

How many days per week is the suggested schedule for the writing curriculum?

• Three days

• Two days

• Four days

• Five days

What is the role of the editor in the lesson structure?

• To write the final draft

• To review and provide feedback

• To create new vocabulary words

• To design the lesson plans

What additional feature does the advanced edition offer for higher grade levels?

• Simplified assignments

• Shorter lessons

• Additional research and styles

• Fewer vocabulary words

What is the inventive writing structure model introduced in the advanced editions?

• A model for historical essays

• A model for inventive writing

• A model for writing scientific reports

• A model for writing poetry

How does the teacher's manual align with the student manual?

• It provides different content

• It mirrors the student manual page by page

• It only includes vocabulary lists

• It focuses on math problems

What is a key feature of the teacher's manual in the IEW curriculum?

• It includes art projects

• It provides teaching tools and notes

• It focuses on physical education

• It contains cooking recipes

Which topics are covered in the IEW science writing curriculum?

• Honeybees and the Model T

• Ancient history

• Modern art

• World geography