Serving the Private and Home School Communities since 2010
Currently serving in Monterey Bay Area and Sacramento/Yolo Counties
EDITION: Standard Edition
GRADES: 9th - 12th
DURATION: 16 Hours
TUITION: $400/Student
A-G CHEMISTRY
Standard Edition
- Paper Chromatography
- Melting Points, Super Cooling
- Electrical Conductivity of Several Solutions
- Mole Ratios
- Double Replacement Reactions
- Oxidation-Reduction
- Decomposition
- Boyle's Law
- Charles's Law
10. Solubility Product Constant - PH and PH Indicators
- A Microscale Titration
- Molar Mass by Titration
- A Buffer Solution
- Reaction Rates: The Effect of Concentration
- Reaction Rates: The Effect of Temperature
- Electrochemistry: Galvanic Cells
- Hydrocarbon Models
- Organic Chemistry Models
- Polymer Models
- Cross Linking of a Polymer
Discount #1: Register with another student and share the materials to reduce your costs.
Discount #2: If 3 or more students register, each student gets an additional $50 discount.
EDITION: 2nd Edition
GRADES: 10th - 12th
DURATION: ~ 36 Hours
TUITION: $500/Semester
GRADES: 9th - 12th
DURATION: ~ 36 Hours
TUITION: $500/Student
GRADES: 9th - 12th
DURATION: ~ 36 Hours
TUITION: $500/semester
GRADES: 8th - 12th
DURATION: ~ 36 Hours
TUITION: $500/semester
A-G PHYSICS
- A Recording Timer, The acceleration of gravity
- Newton’s Second Law
- The Sum of vectors
- Acceleration on an Inclined Plane
- Potential and Kinetic Energy
- Coefficient of Friction
- Work and Power
- Projective Motion
- Impulse And Momentum
- Conservation of Momentum
- Conservation of Energy and Momentum
- Mechanical Advantage of a Simple Machine
- Hooke’s Law, a Spring Constant
- Centripetal Force
- A Pendulum
- The Speed of Sound in Air
- Specific Heat of Aluminum
- Latent Heat of Fusion
- Curved Mirrors
- Refraction
- Lenses
- Wavelength of a Laser Beam
- Wavelengths of the Visible Spectrum
- Laser Measurements
- Static Electricity
- An Electronic Breadboard
- Ohm’s Law
- Capacitors
- Diodes
- Transistors
- Magnetic Fields
- Electric Magnets, Electric Motor
A-G CHEMISTRY
- Scientific Method
- Paper Chromatography
- Collecting Data
- Atomic Orbital Models
- Modeling Carbonate Reactions
- Electrical Conductivity
- Hybridization of Orbitals
- Decomposition
- Double Replacement Reaction
- Analysis of Hydrates
- Mole Ratios
- Boyle’s Law
- Charles’s Law
- Melting Points
- Freezing Point Depression
- Enthalpy of Ice
- Reversible Reactions
- Reaction Rates, Concentration
- Reaction Rates, Temperature
- Solubility Product Constant
- pH and pH Indicators
- Titration
- Molar Mass by Titration
- Buffers
- Oxidation-Reduction
- Galvanic Cells
- Organic Chemistry Models
- Hydrocarbon Models
- Polymer Models
- Cross-linking of a Polymer
- Nuclear Decay Simulation
A-G EARTH SCIENCE
I. Layers of the Earth
2. Divergent Boundaries
2. Liquefaction
3. Tsunami Waves
2. Hot Spots
2. Igneous Rock Formation
3. Viewing Sedimentary Rocks
4. Making a Fossil
5. Metamorphic Rock
6. - 8. Making a Rock, Parts 1, 2, 3
2. Identifying Minerals, Color
3. Identifying Minerals, Luster
4. Identifying Minerals, Hardness
5. Identifying Minerals, Streak
6. Identifying Minerals, Cleavage
7. Identifying Mystery Minerals
2. Labeling Maps
3. Using a Topographical Map
2. The Salinity of Ocean Water
3. Ocean Water Temperatures
2. Making a Barometer
3. Reading a Weather Map
2. Visible and Invisible Sun Light
3. Ultra-Violet Light
4. Scintillation Lab
A-G BIOLOGY
- Microscope: Structure and care
- Microscope: Magnification
- Preparing a Slide Using a Wet Mount
- Microscope Drawings
- Cell Lab: Prepare and view a Plant Cell
- Cell Lab: Prepare and View Parts of a Plant Cell
- Cell Lab: Prepare and View Animal Cells and Compare them to Plant Cells
- Cell Lab: Observing Chloroplasts and Cytoplasmic Streaming
- Cell Lab: A Selectively Permeable Membrane
- Mitosis Lab
- Bacteria Lab: Part 1 - Forms of Bacteria
- Bacteria Lab: Part 2 - Bacteria around us
- Classification
- Protista Lab
- Fungus Lab: Prepare and View Squash Fungus
- Fungus Lab: Prepare and View Mushroom Structures
- Fungus Lab: Prepare and View Yeast
- Plant Lab: Monocot and Dicot Root, Leaf, and Stem
- Plant Lab: The Parts of a Flower
- Plant Lab: Internal Structures of Monocots and Dicots
- Plant Lab: Plant Leaves
- Dissection: Worm
- Dissection: Crayfish
- Dissection: Grasshopper
- Dissection: Fish
- Dissection: Frog
- Dissection: Cow Eye
- Dissection: Fetal Pig
Additional Labs to be included:
Prokaryotic Cells
Animal Cells
Plant Cells
Protists and Pond water
Meiosis
DNA and Genes
Heredity
Disorders and Mutations
Natural Selection
Evolution
Ecosystems
All Materials, Supplies and Lab Manuals Included
CONDENSED LABS
Lab Rat Academy condenses the full year of labs into 4 week courses that are 4 or 5 hours in duration. We can accommodate to your specific needs if you'd like to have a shorter lab that spans the course of 2 months to finish it off in only one week. Call us to arrange an A-G Science Wet Lab that meets your needs.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
These labs only complete the supplemental "wet-lab" requirement for these courses, not the textbook requirements.
Lab Rat Academy is NOT an accredited school. You must have an accredited school (charter school) give you credit for taking these courses. Please contact your school to ensure that they will give your student credit for these labs.
- For more information on A-G requirements go to http://www.ucop.edu/agguide/
- All A-G course material and manuals are purchased through Quality Science Labs.
- Extra charges apply for single student labs.
- 53.5 cents/round trip mile apply for offsite labs.
- Please contact us for more accurate pricing.
A-G High School Labs
Lab Rat Academy offers A-G Science Wet Labs for high school students preparing to attend college in California. The goal of the "A-G" subject requirement is to make sure that your student can participate fully in their first year of college. Our High School Science Labs help you meet the wet lab requirements. As a college freshmen your student will need to have a minimum of one year preparation in each of at least two of the areas of Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Earth Science for UC and CSU campuses.