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Science Resources
Welcome to Tuesday as we begin a new week of school. Charlie has been out of school for a small break. Which means tomorrow we will need to make up the days we missed. To make it easier I have put together a list of Homeschool Science Resources we can use. Science NetLinks Age Range: 5-18 (Grades K-12, with parental supervision) This ad-free website, sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, provides free, quality science lessons, hands-on activities, printables, interactives, teaching aids, and links to science resources for grades K-12. All of the resources can be used online or printed to use offline. When you get to the website, you’ll see…
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Homeschool Resource Popcorn.com
It’s Tuesday, and time for Science in our Homeschooling Classroom. I would like to invite you to check out a new website I found. The website is called Popcorn.com and both Charlie and David wanted me to remind you to make you a snack of Popcorn before you visit the website. Recommended Website: Popcorn.org Age Range: All (All grades; children with parental supervision) October is National Popcorn Month and at Popcorn.org you will find all kinds of lessons and activities themed around popcorn to help you celebrate. When you get to the site you will see the list of Lesson Plans written for the classroom; but they can be tweaked for homeschooling as well. The ones…
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4M Tin Can Robot
When Charlie was Homeschooling full time I was always looking for new Science projects we could do together and not blow up the house with. This morning I would like to share a project called Kitchen Science Projects and I picked up 4M Tin Can Robot for Charlie and David to put together. If truth is none it most likely will be Charlie and I who end up putting together 4M Tin Can Robot . I have a question for you have you used these projects in your classroom and if so what did you like or dislike about them and why? If you would like to purchase a kit you can…