When it comes to homeschool co-ops, science is always the most popular class. Parents like it because many are fearful of science or just uncomfortable with the experiments. Co-op classes can ensure science is getting done and (hopefully) done right. Students like science at co-ops because experiments are usually more fun with friends! What Makes…
Over the past 4 years, we have used Apologia Science curriculum for our oldest. I’m a big fan of Apologia because of its thorough, yet easy to understand, explanations and lessons. The conversational style, great images and hands-on activities make Apologia a clear winner over the typical dry science text. Another Apologia Science resource that…
Welcome to our study with Apologia’s Human Anatomy and Physiology. Let’s get started with lessson 1 and how my daughter is using the Apologia Human Anatomy and Physiology Notebook to enhance the information from the text. The notebook is a great addition to our study of human anatomy and physiology. It has helped my daughter in taking notes…
Oxygen is a vital component of the air in our atmosphere. We need to breathe it in to survive, as do most other organisms. It is also necessary for combustion reactions, such as fire. In this oxygen and fire experiment, we will test the relationship between oxygen and fire. Supplies – large glass jar…
 Did you know research shows the interest in engineering and STEM decreases for girls as they move into the upper grade levels in school? Supporting girls in STEM has also been found to be a key factor in keeping girls interested in mathematics and the sciences. Recent information from the Department of Labor Statistics forecasts…
Circulatory System Resources We’ve been studying the circulatory system and are excited to share these resources and projects with you! Included in this post you will find a variety of activities, videos, printables, entire lesson plans, and teacher guides related to the heart and the circulatory system. Some of the circulatory systems resources are appropriate…
