🌿 Some of our best science lessons didn’t happen sitting around the kitchen table or in the living room. They happened at zoos, aquariums, nature centers, botanical gardens, parks, and even in our own backyard. Exploring the natural world together has led to some of our favorite homeschool memories. When experiences are paired with engaging […]
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Whether you’re following a curriculum or pulling together materials from different sources, you know there are common science concepts that always come up, like states of matter, the rock cycle, and chemical reactions, for example. One of the best ways to make these familiar topics more accessible and engaging is to connect them to the
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(This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) When it comes to teaching science at home, you don’t need a bulky textbook to guide you. Many homeschool families find success by choosing a favorite resource, such as a non-fiction book series, videos or interactives as a main spine. The
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Science materials that are both informative and enjoyable to read don’t often come in the form of a textbook. While textbooks can provide a basic outline and structure to follow, many are so dry that it’s often best to seek out alternatives for exploring various topics. Something factual and fun to read, but not overly
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Life cycle studies are a fascinating way to introduce children to the wonders of biology and the interconnectedness of nature. By learning about how living things grow and change, kids gain a deeper understanding of the world around them. The following free resources can help you incorporate life cycle studies into your homeschool curriculum: Plant
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Spark interest in learning basic science concepts by organizing experiments around a central theme. Here are some creative ways to structure and present related sets of science experiments. These are all free to access and are designed with everyday materials so you can do them at home. (NOTE: The shaded boxes in this post contain
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