Join The Homeschool Scientist and Apologia for the first Homeschool Science Share and Tell Link Up of the 2013-2014 school year! Link up your science/nature post, pin or instagram photo to share with the homeschool community. We want to see what science looks like in your home. As a special bonus to those who…
This week on Science Saturday with MeetPenny.com and Apologia’s Human Anatomy and Physiology, we are studying skin and hair. Studying Skin And Hair Under A Microscope After studying the structure of skin and hair in our text, we looked at hair under the microscope. We could actually see the cuticle of the hair where…
Welcome to The Lab Report sponsored by Apologia Science. This week we are exploring chemistry by making a polymer ball out of ingredients  you probably have at home. http://youtu.be/X2PBGnE0-OE For more Lab Report projects, visit The Homeschool Scientist’s You Tube channel.
Last week here at Science Saturday, we started our study of the nervous system using Apologia’s Human Anatomy and Physiology. We looked at what makes up the the central and peripheral nervous systems. Plus, we looked closer at individual nerve cells. This week, we look at parts of the brain and the spinal cord in more detail…
*contains affiliate links Welcome to our study with Apologia’s Human Anatomy and Physiology. This week, we’ve been studying the nervous system. I have always been fascinated by the nervous system. The nervous system is the command center of your body. It controls and coordinates your movements, processes, and thoughts. The nervous system is made up…
Children are natural born scientists. I know you’ve heard me say that again and again. Apologia author, Racheal Yunis, explains more about the process children go through that makes them great scientists and how parents can either foster that process or deter it. ***************************************** Observation The first thing most of us do when we are…
