Our candy corn experiment is divided into two age groups – preschool through elementary and middle through high school. Worksheets are included for each level; please feel free to use them as they best fit your child. For the younger scientists, answers can be drawn, written, or dictated. A candy corn experiment has multiple chemistry…
A question I often get as a podcast guest is, “How do I prepare my child for the future STEM-based workforce?” My answer has morphed over the years. While I strongly believe in providing a creative learning environment where kids engage in a more project-based approach to their education, there is one key element that…
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. Circulatory System Resources Some of the circulatory systems resources are appropriate for…
Welcome! I am so glad you’re here…it means you have enjoyed some, if not all, of the sessions at the Working Homeschool Moms Conference. It’s my hope that you were able to get some excellent tips and advice for working and homeschooling your children. I walked that path for two decades, working a variety of…
Rocks are everywhere! We use them to construct highways, homes, churches, statues, and more. Before rocks end up as part of concrete or before rocks find their way into the pocket of a curious child, those rocks have undergone many natural processes as part of the rock cycle. Below the rock cycle is explained. The…
We originally did this project as a PI Day activity. But you can do this activity anytime of the year and with multiple ages of children. What makes this a Pi Day jump rope? Each number from zero to nine are assigned a straw color. Then, 1.5″ straw pieces are threaded onto a rope in…
