Chemistry experiments are a great way to get kids excited about studying chemistry even at a young age. I mean, what child doesn't think about creating bubbling potions or sending secret messages?
The study of chemistry has a scary connotation for many people. Chemistry has this stigma of being ...
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Snowflake Science
It's that time of year when kids are building snowmen, having snowball fights and making snow angels. They might even be cutting out paper snowflakes when they come inside to warm up. Why not take advantage of their current fascination with snow and study snowflake science?
Let's start with ...
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Homeschool Lesson Ideas For Winter
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It’s easy to get cabin fever or in a homeschool rut during the long winter months. The cold temperatures make it hard to get out and about and everyone can get a little bored with the same old curriculum.
After 8 years of homeschooling, I have learned to ...
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10 Christmas Chemistry Activities
It's hard to concentrate on academics during the holiday season. Kids have gifts, cookies, and parties on their minds. Often, parents do too. We all just want to relax and have fun. So, why not make learning during the holidays fun?
These Christmas chemistry activities have all the fun ...
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Chemistry Resource Page
Welcome to The Homeschool Scientist's Chemistry Resource Page. This page contains links to all chemistry related  information and activities published by The Homeschool Scientist. New posts will be added as they are published.
The Beginner's Guide To Atoms And The Periodic Table
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Measuring Snow Experiment
Snow is great for play and science! This measuring snow experiment is easy and way cool. Couldn't resist.
Measuring Snow Experiment
The general rule of thumb is 1 inch of rain corresponds to 10 inches of snow. After last week's snow fall, we decided to test this.
First, we scooped up a ...
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