Posts Tagged ‘ science ’
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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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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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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Celebrate Women’s History Month with these 5 women making STEM history that your kids should know.
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Add science, technology, engineering, art, and math fun to your homeschool with these fun 23 Valentine’s Day ideas for kids!
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Channel your inner mad scientist with one of these 10 spooky but fun Halloween experiments.
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Astronomy is the study of the entire universe and everything in it. It's full of huge distances, gigantic sizes, and long periods of time. Lessons, crafts, and experiments to learn more about stars, planets, and constellations.
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Constellations & Stars Constellations and Asterisms A meaningful pattern of stars visible with the unaided eye, or a region of space seen from Earth that is bounded by borders designated by the International Astronomical Union. Americans know northern hemisphere constellations by the names given them by ancient Babylonians and Greeks. From StarDate. The Constellations...
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How investigators use science to solve crimes and capture miscreants. A Unit Study.
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Certain substances act like a liquid until pressure is applied, and then they appear to be solid. Others are stretchy or bounce. The scientific name for these substances is "Polymers." How to do polymer experiments safely as a fun,homeschool experiment.
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Simple, easy, chemistry experiments kids can do at home with a parent's supervision.
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Free high school chemistry lessons, lesson plans and games to help you master chemistry. From your Homeschooling Guide.
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Chemistry experiments you can do with kids in your kitchen using food. Ideas from your Homeschooling Guide.
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Botany is the science of how plants work, from the tiniest seeds and algae to the tallest trees. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Homeschoolers have become scientists who have won Nobel prizes and discovered amazing things. One astronaut family homeschooled their kids.
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Academic and skill-based contests that welcome homeschoolers.
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Simple, easy, cheap science experiments you can do at home using the scientific method. from your A2ZHomeschooling Guide.
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Magazines of interest to homeschooled children. Order magazines to incite your kids to read more about their favorite subjects.
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Take care not to spend so much that you can’t change course while you take time to plan for the future. Take advantage of these opportunities to borrow materials or to get some free supplies outright. This page has links to physical materials you may send away for. Free material that is available online...
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Bubble Mixes and Tools Making Bubble Mix While many people make bubbles out of any old detergent and water, you can get the biggest, longest lasting bubbles if you use liquid detergent and syrup. Use a mixture of Dawn (or Joy) and Karo Light Syrup. With this mixture for every 1/2 cup of liquid...
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