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California HMH Science Dimensions: Chemistry in the Earth System

Product identity

Publisher
HMH Education
Program family
California HMH Science Dimensions
Edition
California Edition (©2020)

Instructional fit

Courses
California high-school Chemistry in the Earth System; grades 9–12
Role explanation
Core California high-school curriculum for the Chemistry in the Earth System course model.
Subjects covered
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Print, digital, and hands-on course materials with student and teacher editions, investigations, simulations, assessment, literacy support, and professional learning.
Included components
Student edition; teacher edition; hands-on investigations; You Solve It! simulations; digital media; assessment guide and item banks; performance tasks; CAST readiness resources; designated ELD workbook and teacher guide; multilingual science glossary; professional-learning videos.
Languages and support
English with a designated ELD workbook and teacher guide, multilingual science glossary, home letters, and embedded literacy and differentiation supports.
Format components

Links and notes

Vendor product URL
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Curriculum notes
Formerly titled 'HMH California, Chemistry in the Earth System' and offered by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in the source inventory. The full California program title and current publisher name are used here. Current purchase availability was not confirmed, so availability is blank.

Availability

Last checked
September 29, 2026

A California high-school chemistry course integrating physical and Earth science through phenomena, laboratory investigation, modeling, engineering, simulation, quantitative reasoning, literacy, and three-dimensional assessment.

California HMH Science Dimensions: Chemistry in the Earth System is the chemistry course in HMH’s three-course California high-school sequence. Students investigate phenomena, conduct laboratory work, analyze evidence, use models and simulations, solve engineering problems, and connect chemical concepts with energy, Earth systems, resources, climate, and human activity in the California NGSS course model.

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