This course gives a science foundation that deals directly with the physical forces of God's creation and how they relate here on earth and to the universe. The various topics covered include includes: the structure and properties of matter, metric conversions, the chemical composition of air, the atmosphere, the chemical composition of water, the hydrosphere, the structure of the earth, the different models of continent formation , weather and its patterns, global warming status, the physics of motion, Newton's Laws, entropy and conservation of energy, gravity, electromagnetic forces, atomic structure and forces, chemical reactions, radioactive forces, the nature of sound and light waves, stellar evolution, and an introduction to astrophysics. It builds the relationship between science, technology, society and real life. This includes lab which requires formal lab reporting. If the student completes the assigned work to the instructor's satisfaction, this course should be recorded as one Honors Physical Science with Lab credit.

Prerequisites: Pre Algebra