Follow along week by week as students journey from matter, pressure, and molecular structure through chemical reactions, continental drift, and Earth's dynamic natural hazards. Tap points on the path or filter below to see details for each week.
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Important semester pauses, review periods, and exam markers.
Celebrating Saudi National Day (Sep 23 & 24).
Mid-semester break for students to recharge.
Comprehensive review and preparation for final exams.
Final assessments across all modules covered this semester.
Understanding how pressure affects different states of matter.
Exploring the microscopic arrangements of matter.
Deepening understanding of molecular bonding and structures.
Differentiating physical and chemical properties.
Short week due to Saudi National Day holidays.
Analyzing evidence of chemical changes.
Investigating exothermic and endothermic reactions.
Measuring thermal energy transfer in reactions.
Discovering plate tectonics and continental drift.
Understanding weathering, erosion, and deposition.
Analyzing landforms created by surface forces.
Studying slow vs. rapid changes to Earth's crust.
Connecting tectonic activity with the rock cycle.
A scheduled mid-semester pause.
Exploring energy flow and rock transformation.
Evaluating volcanic activity and risk factors.
Learning structural mitigation and seismic safety.
Consolidating key concepts from Unit 1 and Unit 2.
Evaluation of student progress across all modules.
Final exam period conclusion.