Posts Tagged ‘ science ’

Learning Science At Home

Ready for science? Learn about the importance of teaching science to your homeschoolers and get ideas for fun science to do at home.
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STEM Fair Projects: STEM Science Project

Ready to get started with your A2Z STEM Fair project? Get project ideas and download our FREE STEM Fair Science Workbook here.
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Garden Projects for Kids

Looking for a hobby, lesson, life skill, or all the above? Include gardening for children in your homeschool with these garden projects for kids.
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Spring into STEM!

Ready to break out of those four walls and do some outside learning? Learn how to grow a STEM garden and include STEM garden activities in your homeschool.
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Rivers, Streams, Ponds, and Lakes for Kids

What is a freshwater ecosystem? Create your own freshwater unit study using the free resources on rivers, streams, ponds, and lakes for kids.
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Ice Cream Unit Study

Who doesn’t love ice cream? Use that interest to learn the science of ice cream and more with these free unit study resources!
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Learning With Magical Microbes

Can you make clean energy with mud? We gave it a try with a STEM kit from Magical Microbes. See our experience and learn more about Magical Microbes in this blog review.
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Food Science Experiments For Kids

Discover food experiments in every science category -from chemistry to earth science- and help your child practice all kinds of scientific thinking.
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Join Us For An Online STEM Summer Camp

Enrich your child’s education during the summer with these fun at-home STEM camp activities.
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Online Educational Resources

I have compiled a list of mostly free online educational resources and homeschool activities to keep students on track with their studies during school closures or breaks.
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And the 2019 Online Homeschool STEM Fair winners are…

It's time to announce the winners of our Online Homeschool STEM Fair and get some STEM ideas to help you include more STEM in your homeschooling!
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Strange Science for Homeschool

We are approaching Halloween! There is no better time to explore a few weirdly cool science experiments with our kids. Get started today with STRANGE SCIENCE!
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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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Subscription Chemistry boxes for your home STEM studies

What if a perfect alternative to a school lab with safe, educational & exciting experiments were delivered to your door every month? And you could explore chemistry at home without having to dig around for ideas and supplies? 
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Give these STEM Activities a try!

STEM lessons? What are they? Learn more about STEM lessons and start incorporating them into your own homeschool curriculum with these activity ideas!
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Project Based Learning and STEM Badging

Project based learning is one of the most promising strategies for enabling deeper learning. Learn how you can combine it with STEM badging to help your child learn!
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Simple Science for Early Learners

These early science activities will help your early learners begin to understand and relate to the physical world around them.
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13 Homeschool Science Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Help your homeschoolers with this list of 13 mistakes and concrete steps we can take to better prepare our budding scientists.
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Earth Day Activities For Everyone

Earth Day is a great time to work science and math into your curriculum. Your kids can feel like heroes when they learn how to go green!
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Raising Energy Smart Kids

Making your kids energy aware takes more than just nagging them to shut the refrigerator door. Teaching kids to be conscious of the environment will instill good habits that last a lifetime. Bonus – you can save on your electricity bill as they learn!
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