Science

The Outdoor Homeschool: Take Your Homeschool OUTSIDE

It is not difficult to see the benefit of the great outdoors providing the perfect classroom to ignite student interest…
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We picked up this really cool dichotomous key at a homeschool class we attended at our local nature center. It…
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Do you have any budding meteorologists in your home? Have you been taking extra notice of the weather lately due…
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Have you seen these Julia Rothman books? Farm, Food, and Nature Anatomy are three books you want to have on…
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I was delighted when I found Oak Meadow First Grade. It is full of hands on activities, beautiful art, and…
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My high schooler thrives on independent study. She is a “give me the book and the notebooking journal and let…
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As the temperatures slip below freezing a world of possibilities for snow and ice nature study opens up. I know…
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I’ve shared before around my own experiences with teaching science in our homeschool. At times I felt quite confident, especially…
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Years ago my now college junior wanted to dissect a frog — a real one. I tried convincing her Biology…
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Welcome back! Today’s post is the third and final installment of chemistry lessons I have developed for my high school…
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As I shared previously, I wanted to provide my high school age children with a solid foundation in chemistry to…
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My daughter is dual enrolled in a chemistry course this fall at the local community college. As a junior in…
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