Pinterest is a great resource for homeschooling. It has become the first place I search when looking for new homeschool information or activities. Think of it as a visual Google. You can search Pinterest by keyword or follow people and boards that are pinning the information that you want most. I am always searching Pinterest…
Looking for some fun activities to keep the kids busy this summer? How about summer science projects? Here are a few fun and educational projects that are sure to beat that summer boredom. Use Clouds To Predict The Weather Learn The Summer Constellations Compare Increases In Heart Rate Create Solar Prints Build A Square…
The homeschool mom in me is always looking for ways to turn my kids’ interests into learning experiences and Star Wars offers so many opportunities, especially in science! Here are some areas where Star Wars will fit well with some links to some Star Wars science activities. We’ve listed a few videos first, then you’ll…
*This post contains affiliate links. Winter is the perfect time of year here in Illinois for a bald eagle unit study. Each winter, Bald Eagles return to our area of the country to feed on fish found in the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers. Their migration here starts about mid-December and they leave again around March….
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 container of fluffy…
On this page you will find homeschool science resources, plus other homeschool resources that I have used or reviewed and highly recommend to my readers. Think of it as a one stop homeschool shop! Keep checking back for additional resources. Some of these are affiliate links. Which means that, at no additional cost to you,…
