As a young child I remember both the best time in our school year and the worst time of our school year for science lessons came when we had to make a diorama. I hated them because I always did 85% of the work, but never quite did that final bit to get a really good grade. That … [Read more...]
You MUST try online homeschool science with your high schooler
All right, here's the deal. I haven't taken a science class since college. It was science for elementary school teachers and it was a blast. I loved it. I'm a bit out of date on current science, 20 years out of date at least. My kids are now in high school, and I want them to be … [Read more...]
What happens to my shadow as the sun moves?
Also known as, why did it have to rain on that day? It's very hard to do sun experiments for your homeschool science when there is no sun. But, we gave it the old college try, and the kids learned some from it. Update: We did these experiments as part of our lessons with My … [Read more...]
Why engineering subscription boxes can work
Over the past few years, I've been searching out engineering curriculum and engineering subscription boxes to help my future engineer. While ultimately, I've decided an engineering curriculum was the best way to go for us, let me tell you about the engineering subscription box we … [Read more...]
Space Race movies to use in your homeschool
I wrote this Space Race movies post back when we last studied the space race, but with the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing coming up, I figured to update this with a few more movies (okay 1 movie), and add in a few links to relevant historical or science pieces. We are … [Read more...]
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