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Thanks to everyone who made 2012 so wonderful here at The Homeschool Scientist! Here are the top posts of 2012 from The Homeschool Scientist this past year in case you missed them.

 Perseid Meteor Shower 

2012 was a great year for meteor showers. This post gives more information about one of the most visible and impressive.

 Lab Report – Enzyme Experiment

Simple experiment to show enzymes in action. This was the first vlog in the “Lab Report” series sponsored by Apologia Science.

Let’s Make A Mold Terrarium

Wonderfully, gross experiment, from Amy at Science Stuff By Amy, that actually encourages you to let food rot!

Ten Cheap Science Resources

I got a little help from some of my homeschooling friends and came up with this useful list.

Minimalist Guide to Nature Journals

Jimmie from Jimmies Collage and The Notebooking Fairy shares her journaling expertise. Fabulous nature journal resource!

Lab Report – Potential and Kinetic Energy

This is a simple, hands-on way to teach the difference between potential and kinetic energy. BTW – I think my son’s gestures and faces in this Lab Report are hilarious.

Invertebrate Links and Jelly Fish Craft

This post has great links and resources for studying invertebrates, especially with Apologia’s Biology curriculum.

Our 2012 – 2013 Curriculum 

Nature Observation Printable

Free printables to make the most of your nature experiences.

I’m looking forward to a great science-filled 2013!! Happy New Year!

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