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Self-paced Christian science worktexts, ten per year, with a teacher's guide.
Updated September 2026 · 6 sources
| Grades | 1st–12th |
|---|---|
| Creation/faith | Christian content |
| Approach | Independent consumable worktexts with built-in experiments |
| Who teaches | The program does the teaching |
| Parent prep | Low (student-led worktexts; parent grades) |
| Screen time | Mostly offline (books and paper) |
| Video lessons | Available: science experiments DVD sold separately |
| Cost | $108: Grade 4 Science box set (10 worktexts + teacher's guide); lab kit extra (source) |
| Placement | AOP placement tests Free LIFEPAC Science placement tests for grades 2–12 |
| ESA vendor | Publisher is on the approved vendor list in Arkansas (Direct Pay), West Virginia, Wyoming, Florida, New Hampshire. Checked September 2026; each state's list can change and applies to the publisher, not every product. |
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See my matchParents choose it because it is portable, screen-free and lets kids work mostly on their own, with mastery checks before moving on. The common criticisms are that it skims many topics without much depth, some kids find the worktexts dry and repetitive, and upper-level chemistry and physics labs need equipment many homes lack.
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Alpha Omega LIFEPAC Science is described as independent consumable worktexts with built-in experiments. Parent prep: low (student-led worktexts; parent grades).
Alpha Omega LIFEPAC Science covers grades 1st–12th.
$108: Grade 4 Science box set (10 worktexts + teacher's guide); lab kit extra. Prices were checked on publisher or retailer pages in September 2026; check current prices before buying.
Christian content.
Mostly offline (books and paper). The program does the teaching.
Yes. AOP placement tests. Free LIFEPAC Science placement tests for grades 2–12
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