It’s a brand-new year – one that a good bit of us began with words for the year and resolutions of things we want to change. And although that whole, no chocolate for a year resolution has probably gone out the window and your shoes have seen more time in your closet that in the gym – I want to help you make sure that your resolution to actually do those experiments this year sticks!
Because experiments are the face of science! Your kiddos need to see science in action. It’s a key part of helping them to understand science. So, with that in mind, let’s countdown three ways to help you make time for experiments in the new year!
So to make time for those experiments in this new year, score the right resources, start small, and settle it in your mind. If you do these three things, it will make it a whole lot easier for you to make time for experiments in this new year!
We have got plenty of that! Check out the following posts for tips on experiments.
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Give your kids the tools to build something. Click "Read More" to read, or listen, to this homeschool science tip of the month from Elemental Science.
Take a few moments to observe! Click "Read More" to read, or listen, to this homeschool science tip of the month from Elemental Science.