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Homeschool Resource: Science
It’s Tuesday, September 8, 2020, and time for Science. I would like to ask you to check out Recommended Websites: Energy Kids and Science Toy Maker Energy Kids Age Range: 5-18 (Grades K-12, with parental supervision) This website, sponsored by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, provides free energy-related lessons, printables, games, and activities designed for classroom use in grades K-12. (They can be tweaked for use in the homeschool environment.) When you get to the website you’ll see a menu under the banner “For Teachers” that includes: Lesson Plans for Primary (K-3), Elementary (4-7), Intermediate (6-9), and Secondary (9-12)Teacher Guide with tips on extension activitiesCareer Corner to explore jobs in the Energy fieldScience Fair ExperimentsField Trips with…
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Homeschool Resources for Science
~ Click and Learn ~ It’s Tuesday, and time for Science. I would like to ask you to check out these Homeschool Resources for Science. Check out the Recommended Websites: NOAA Photo Library, and Make Your Own Kaleidoscope. NOAA Photo Library and Make Your Own Kaleidoscope NOAA Photo Library Age Range: All (All grades; children with parental supervision) Incredible photographs! The National Oceanic and Atkmospheric Association offers this amazing collection of artistic and educational photographs that you won’t want to miss. When you get to the site, click on the word “collections” near the top of the page. You will see that NOAA has divided their photo library into albums and catalogs based on topic. As you browse…
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Science Resources
It’s Tuesday, and time for Science and I would like to ask you to check out the following websites for Homeschooling Science. If you have used these resources in the past what did you think of them and why? Geography4Kids Age Range: 9 and up (Grades 4 and up; children with parental supervision) This ad-supported website helps kids (of many ages) learn about geography through earth sciences. When you get to the site, read the introduction as it contains good info on where to start and how to navigate for best use. To get started scroll half way down the home page and click on “Next Stop On Site Tour”, or use the menu to explore: …
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