Follow along week by week as students progress from deep geological time, natural selection, and fossil evidence into kinematics, gravity, energy conservation, and electromagnetism. 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 rest and recharge.
Comprehensive review and preparation for final exams.
Cumulative assessments covering Unit 1 and Unit 2 modules.
Learning how sedimentary layers and fossils provide a timeline of Earth's history.
Exploring how environmental pressures shape trait frequencies in populations.
Understanding human-driven selective breeding in plants and animals.
Analyzing anatomical transitions and transitional fossils over time.
Shortened instructional week due to Saudi National Day celebrations.
Establishing reference points, displacement, speed, and velocity.
Applying Newton's First and Second Laws of Motion.
Calculating acceleration, net force, and mass relationships.
Investigating Newton's Third Law and action-reaction pairs.
Examining universal gravitation, mass, and distance.
Understanding weight, free fall, and gravitational acceleration.
Differentiating motion energy from stored positional energy.
Tracing energy transformations within closed physical systems.
A scheduled mid-semester pause to refresh.
Introducing electric charges, fields, and electrostatic attraction/repulsion.
Analyzing factors influencing electric force strength.
Building and measuring current, voltage, and resistance in basic circuits.
Wrapping up circuit analysis and reviewing for Semester 1 Exams.
Cumulative evaluation across all Unit 1 and Unit 2 modules.
Conclusion of the Semester 1 final exam window.