Looking to help your Grade 8 child excel in science? Our Grade 8 Science Curriculum provides an in-depth exploration of biology, chemistry, and physics, focusing on advanced concepts and real-world applications. Students investigate cell structure, body systems, materials, forces, and energy through engaging lessons and hands-on experiments. The curriculum emphasizes scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and problem-solving, preparing students for high school science and beyond. With guidance from expert tutors, learners develop strong research skills, scientific literacy, and a passion for discovery. Explore the Grade 8 Science Curriculum below to see how we empower future scientists and innovators!

Grade 8 Integrated International Science Curriculum

Biology
Unit 1: Living Systems
  Levels of biological organization
  Cell structure and function (introduction)
  Plant and animal cells
  Unicellular vs multicellular organisms
  Basic microscopy skills
Unit 2: Human Body Systems
  Skeletal system and joints
  Muscular system
  Basic nutrition and digestion
  Gas exchange system
  Introduction to circulation
  Basic nervous system
Unit 3: Life Processes
  Photosynthesis basics
  Cellular respiration introduction
  Transport in plants
  Plant reproduction
  Animal reproduction basics
Unit 4: Ecology
  Food chains and webs
  Energy flow in ecosystems
  Basic ecological relationships
  Environmental conservation
  Human impact on ecosystems
Chemistry
Unit 1: Matter
  States of matter
  Changes of state
  Particle theory
  Pure substances and mixtures
  Basic separation techniques
Unit 2: Elements and Compounds
  Introduction to atoms
  Basic atomic structure
  Elements and the periodic table
  Simple compounds
  Chemical symbols and formulas
Unit 3: Chemical Changes
  Physical vs chemical changes
  Simple chemical reactions
  Basic word equations
  Acids and bases
  Common reactions in daily life
Unit 4: Materials
  Properties of materials
  Metals and non-metals
  Natural and synthetic materials
  Polymers introduction
  Material recycling
Physics
Unit 1: Forces and Motion
  Types of forces
  Balanced and unbalanced forces
  Speed and velocity
  Simple machines
  Pressure in solids
Unit 2: Energy
  Energy types and sources
  Energy transfers
  Heat and temperature
  Conduction, convection, radiation
  Energy conservation
Unit 3: Light and Sound
  Properties of light
  Reflection and refraction
  Color and dispersion
  Sound waves
  Sound production and travel
Unit 4: Electricity and Magnetism
  Static electricity
  Current electricity
  Simple circuits
  Magnets and magnetic fields
  Electromagnets