Perfect for classroom teaching and for individual student-learning. Facile Learning programs takes you step-by-step, click-by-click, through each topic.

Quebec Secondary I-III

Science and Technology

Quebec Secondary IV

Science and Technology (Basic)

Environmental Science and Technology (Advanced)

Lesson 1: Chemistry
1: Periodic Table of Elements
2: Elements and atoms
3: Atoms
4: Elements and compounds
5: Types of substances
6: States of matter
7: Chemical reactions and physical changes
8: Conservation of atoms
9: Conservation of mass
10: Chemical equations
11: Types of reactions
12: Mixtures

Lesson 2: Properties
1: Volume
2: Mass and weight
3: Density
4: Boiling point and freezing point
5: Acids and bases
6: Identifying acids and bases – part I
7: Identifying acids and bases – part II

Lesson 3: Concentration and dilution
1: Review: volume and mass
2: Concentration – Part I
3: Concentration – Part II
4: Dilution

Lesson 4: The cell
1: Chemistry of living things
2: Introduction to the cell
3: Diffusion and osmosis
4: Cellular respiration
5: Proteins – part I
6: Proteins – part II
7: Mitosis
8: Animal and plant cells
9: Cell comparisons

Lesson 5: Biological systems
1: Tissues, organs and systems
2: Digestive system
3: Urinary system
4: Respiratory circulatory system
5: Musculoskeletal system
6: Joints and simple machines
7: Nervous system
8: The ear
9: Asexual and sexual reproduction
10: Male reproductive system
11: Female reproductive system
12: Plant reproduction

Lesson 6: Eye, light and heat
1: The eye
2: The electromagnetic spectrum
3: Visible light
4: Light reflection and mirrors
5: Light refraction
6: Lenses and focal length
7: Lenses and the eye
8: Lenses and instruments
9: Radiation, convection and conduction

Lesson 7: Ecosystems
Topic 1: Ecosystems
Topic 2: Producers
Topic 3: Consumers
Topic 4: Organism categories
Topic 5: Plant and animal relationships

Lesson 8: Earth
1: Structure of Earth
2: Plate tectonics
3: Volcanoes
4: Earthquakes
5: Minerals
6: Rocks
7: Soil
8: Roads and buildings
9: Fresh water and salt water
10: The water cycle
11: Atmosphere
12: Wind and weather
13: Greenhouse effect and acid rain

Lesson 1: Organization of Matter
Topic 1: Introduction to the periodic table
Topic 2: Atoms and sub-atomic particles
Topic 3: Number of protons and electrons
Topic 4: Energy levels
Topic 5: Groups, periods and valence electrons
Topic 6: Stable vs. unstable atoms
Topic 7: Giving and taking electrons
Topic 8: Ions
Topic 9: Metals, non-metals and substances Topic 10: Reactivity
Topic 11: Properties of metals, non-metals and metalloids
Topic 12: History of the atom

Lesson 2: Physical and Chemical Changes
Topic 1: Changes of state
Topic 2: Mixing substances (Dissolving and chemical reactions)
Topic 3: Chemical versus Physical changes
Topic 4: Five important chemical reactions
Topic 5: Conservation of matter
Topic 6: More on subscripts and coefficients
Topic 7: Balancing Equations
Topic 8: Conservation of mass
Topic 9: Temperature and energy

Lesson 3: Solutions
Topic 1: Ions
Topic 2: Acidic, Basic and Neutral solutions
Topic 3: Electrolytes
Topic 4: Neutralization
Topic 5: Litmus Paper, touch and taste
Topic 6: pH scale and liquid indicators
Topic 7: Volume and mass
Topic 8: Concentration (g/L)
Topic 9: Concentration (ppm)

Lesson 4: Electricity
Topic 1: Introduction to electricity
Topic 2: Electrical charge
Topic 3: Conductors and insulators
Topic 4: Charging by rubbing
Topic 5: Charging by conduction
Topic 6: Charging by induction
Topic 7: Electrical Engineering
Topic 8: Current
Topic 9: Voltage
Topic 10: Resistance
Topic 11: Ohm’s law
Topic 12: Power
Topic 13: Power calculations I
Topic 14: Power calculations II
Topic 15: Power calculations III
Topic 16: Series and parallel circuits

Lesson 5: Magnetism
Topic 1: Magnets
Topic 2: Magnetic field
Topic 3: Magnetic field of wire (left-hand rule)
Topic 4: Magnetic field of wire (right-hand rule)

Lesson 9 : Atoms
Topic 1: Atoms
Topic 2: Isotopes
Topic 3: Simplified atomic model
Topic 4: Atomic radius
Topic 5: Ionization energy
Topic 6: Electronegativity
Topic 7: Melting point and boiling point

Lesson 10 : Bonding
Topic 1: Ionic bonds
Topic 2: Covalent bonds – part I
Topic 3: Covalent bonds – part II
Topic 4: Polyatomic ions
Topic 5: Writing molecular formulae
Topic 6: Naming ionic compounds
Topic 7: Naming covalent compounds
Topic 8: Naming ionic and covalent compounds
Topic 9: Naming acid and base compounds

Lesson 11 : Changes of matter
Topic 1: Exothermic and endothermic reactions
Topic 2: Radioactivity
Topic 3: Radiation and charge
Topic 4: Radiation and penetration ability
Topic 5: Fission and fusion reactions

Lesson 12: Mole and Stoichiometry
Topic 1: Atomic mass and the mole
Topic 2: Moles-grams conversion
Topic 3: Moles-atoms conversion
Topic 4: Molecular mass & molar mass
Topic 5: Moles-molecules conversion
Topic 6: Molar concentration
Topic 7: Introduction to stoichiometry
Topic 8: Stoichiometry: moles to moles
Topic 9: Stoichiometry: moles to grams
Topic 10: Stoichiometry: grams to moles
Topic 11: Stoichiometry: grams to grams

Lesson 13 : Acids and Bases
Topic 1: Strong and weak electrolytes
Topic 2: pH review
Topic 3: Water and ions
Topic 4: Acids, bases and ions
Topic 5: pH and ion concentration
Topic 6: pH analysis
Topic 7: pH / ion calculations
Topic 8: Adding acid or base to water

Lesson 14: Transformation of energy
Topic 1: Specific heat
Topic 2: Heat energy calculations
Topic 3: Calorimeter
Topic 4: Force
Topic 5: Gravitational force – part I
Topic 6: Gravitational force – part II
Topic 7: Kinetic and potential energy
Topic 8: Work