 Here are a few homeschool science links from the last week I didn’t want you to miss! Preschool Science: Yes You Can!  – Paige Hudson from Elemental Blogging and Elemental Science Curriculum guest post at Preschoolers and Peace. Science vocabulary copywork cards – Just 5o cents at CurrClick.com Don’t miss science curriculum author Dr. JayWile’s Facebook chat on Tuesday,…
[fl_builder_insert_layout slug=”affiliate-disclosure”] Sea turtles are among our favorite animals around here. We’ve read about sea turtles, watched sea turtle videos, and even searched for sea turtle nests on vacation. One of our favorite sea turtle projects was creating sea turtle art! Create Sea Turtle Art Turtle shells are amazing. They come in…
 We try to make the start of the school year exciting and fun. To start the school year out right for my son, he thought a turtle unit study was in order. If you read this post, Easing Into The New Homeschool Year, you’ll learn we don’t jump into the school year with both…
 I’m not a big reptile fan.  There I said it.  I homeschool and I don’t like scaly, slithering reptiles!  (phew, I feel so much better).  Needless to say, I have children who happen to LOVE cold-blooded creepy crawlies. Here are a few safe ways to study reptiles without losing your finger or your lunch!…
 Get my kids to any pond or stream and they will instantly start looking for frogs. They try to capture quick, tiny frogs and those big, green bullfrogs. They’ve had them in nets and buckets, on fishing lines, and in hands. The kids are fascinated by them. Recently, DK Publishing sent us this…
I can’t think of a better spring/summer science project than planting a garden. It’s an experiment that can last for months. A variation on gardening is square foot gardening. A square foot garden is, generally, a raised bed garden divided into 1 square foot sections. Seeds and plants of different kinds are planted in each…
