The Physical Setting - Physics Review Book is aligned with the New York State Core Content Guide for Physical Setting - Physics.The text is organized into five Core Units (Mechanics, Energy, Electricity & Magnetism,Waves and Modern Physics), four Enrichment Topics and a mathematics review.Concepts are developed, defined and demonstrated with the aid of diagrams and sample problems. This book will help to prepare students for the Physical Setting - Physics Regents Exam.Within each unit are both multiple-choice and constructed response items similar to those found on the exam. Additionally, past state exams are included in the book for practice purposes. Both teachers and students will find the book useful and informative

Physics Regents Review Book

Physical Setting - Chemistry Review is compliant with the Physical Setting/Chemistry Core Curriculum.The topics are written so that they can be used in any order a teacher may deem logical. Each unit has questions of the types contained in the Regents Examinations: Parts A, B, and C - Constructed Response.There are appendices containing, in addition to the reference tables, a section on the historical development of chemistry, a section on the use of the new chemistry reference tables, and a section on significant figures, exponential notation, graphing and functions, as well as percent error. There are also supplemental constructed response questions and the NYS practice Regents Exams are included.The book is in an elarged format with a larger typeface than has been used in the past. All aspects are calculated to facilitate efficient review of the material contained.

An introduction to the study of earth science. Suitable for grades 8-12, this book helps students understand the fundamental concepts of earth science and become familiar with the Earth Science Reference Tables.

Earth Science Review Book is user friendly for both the teacher and the student. Since the content is aligned with the New York State Core Curriculum for Physical Setting/Earth Science, a teacher can feel confident that all the required topics are sufficiently developed.The suggested outline of units moves from the concrete material to the more abstract subjects such as meteorology and astronomy. Throughout the book there is ample opportunity for review of basic skills and ways to tie in the various units. For example, isolines are discussed early in the year and then revisited later in the weather topics.The student has the opportunity to use the book as both a reference and a workbook. The extensive number of constructed response items as well as multiple choice questions found interspersed within the topics give ample practice. The multiple Regents Exams found at the back of the book can be used both at the end of the course for review and whenever appropriate throughout the year.