We are in the middle of studying the states of matter. While it may be easy for kids to learn the difference between solids, liquids, and gases, they need to be able to describe the differences. Those descriptions are a part of learning observation skills that are so important to science. This post contains…
Here are a few science links of the past week that I didn’t want you to miss. Giveaways, printables, lessons and other resources to make science fun for your kids. Birds Of Prey Printables – Joy Focused Learning Exploring Science With Minecraft – AdorableChaos.com Geography Quest: Bird Migration Edition – BlogSheWrote.org 10 Days Of Great…
Here are a few science links that I didn’t want you to miss from the past week. Using A Microscope For Homeschool Science from Elemental Blogging Fall Unit Study Ideas from Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus Bird Scavenger Hunt Printables from Educating Laytons Observation and Classification Lesson and Printables from The Homeschool Scientist Â
 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…
