Posts Tagged ‘ insects ’

Fun Ideas for the Pumpkin Patch

Visiting the pumpkin patch is our favorite fall family activity. Try these fun ways turn it into a learning experience and grab FREE pumpkin patch bingo and photo scavenger hunt printables!
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Spring into some STEM FUN!

Spring! The birds are singing, and the sun is shining! It is the perfect time to spring out of the homeschool rut and have some STEM fun!
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Ants – Ant Facts For Kids

Ant Facts about raising and observing ants, how to build an ant farm. Learn about Ant anatomy and how to draw an Ant! Ant Anatomy The anatomy of ants is very interesting. Use this diagram, that shows the main body parts of ants, and the information below to learn about the anatomy of ants....
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Flea Life Cycle For Kids

Let’s follow a flea life cycle – from cradle to grave to learn about her strange and secret life. Fleas lead very interesting lives. Unlike ground-dwelling bugs and sky-flying butterflies, fleas live an exciting, danger-filled existence that begins as a tiny egg and ends as a high-jumping insect acrobat. Let’s follow a flea from...
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Supplies For a Natural Science Lab

Unless otherwise noted, links below are all off-site links with whom I have no commercial connection. Acorn Naturalists In both printed and electronic versions, we offer thousands of hard-to-find specialty products, including new curricula, field identification guides, plant and animal activity books, water quality monitoring equipment, and audiovisual media. Ants and Stuff An online...
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Spiders For Kids

Spiders are not insects, but are of the class "Arachnida." Mites, ticks, and scorpions are also in this class. They are in the subgroup "Araneae." These and true insects are all part of the order "Arthropoda."
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