Welcome to day 9 of The Homeschool Scientist’s 12 Days Of Christmas Giveaways! Each day, December 1 – 12, a new giveaway will be announced and will be open for entries 5 days. We are giving way homeschool curriculum, games, planners, and more! Enter them all! This post contains affiliate links. Win Advanced Biology Curriculum!…
[fl_builder_insert_layout slug=”affiliate-disclosure”] One of my favorite parts of Apologia Biology is the when we start dissections. Seriously. I love when the kids see first hand what we have been learning about in the text. I know that dissections can sound gross, but trust me, dissections make the curriculum come alive. Don’t skip them! Dissections in Apologia Biology start…
[fl_builder_insert_layout slug=”affiliate-disclosure”] After the socialization question (which is totally ridiculous, but that’s for another day), the second most popular questions homeschool parents get is “Do you plan to continue homeschooling in high school?“ I remember people asking me this when my kids were still in kindergarten and 3rd grade. I always wanted to answer “Um,…
If you’re studying anatomy & physiology this year, here are some printables you will want to grab. (We have used Human Anatomy and Physiology with Apologia science). As we move on through a curriculum, I like to go back and review what we have learned to be sure that he actually retained something. I thought…
*This post is sponsored by Spielgaben and designed to demonstrate how their educational toys can be used in a science classroom or homeschool setting. The heart is an amazing organ. It pumps blood throughout the body picking up oxygen and nutrients and delivering it to all the cells of the body. Then, it carries away waste…
Over the past couple of weeks, my son has been studying the skeletal and muscular systems with Apologia’s Human Anatomy and Physiology. With this child, it’s important to make lessons come alive and show how they matter to him. So, we’ve been using all types of resources to make that happen. We’ve been experimenting with…
