Elemental Science Blog

How to record an experiment 0

How should you record the experiments you do? Click "Read More" to learn the answer to your question!

How to deal with Perfect Curriculum Panic 0

Do you struggle with trying to find the perfect curriculum for your homeschool? Click "Read More" to learn how to deal with the panic that sets in when you see that shiny, new potentially perfect curriculum!

7 Ways to add some forest science activities to your camping vacation 0

Whether your version of camping is in a tent, an RV, or in a hotel - these seven forest science ideas will add a bit of learning to your summer camping trip! Click "Read More" to see seven ideas will help you to learn about science as you enjoying your camping vacation.

7 Ways to add Science to your Beach vacation 0

Are you heading to the beach this summer to soak up the rays and have some fun? Be sure to take along some sunscreen and these 7 beach science ideas!

Teaching Astronomy at Home 0

Astronomy - the study of the stars, planets, and all that other stuff that resides way out in space! Click "Read More" to see how you can teach this subject at home!

50+ Books we love to use to teach science at home 0

We have tons of resources at our fingertips to learn about the principles of science. Click "Read More" to see a list of 50+ books you can use to teach science in your home!

5 Questions to ask as you create your plan for homeschool science 2

It's the most wonderful time of the year . . . for homeschoolers!

Click "Read More" to see five questions that will help you as you research, plan, and buy materials for next year.

Scientific Demonstrations or Experiments? 0

Scientific demonstrations and experiments are two different types of scientific tests used in the education, but which one is appropriate for your homeschool? 

Click "Read More" to learn about these two options and get some help in determining which will work the best for your situation.

5 Tips for Success with Experiment at Home 0

Science experiments can be hard on homeschoolers, but they don’t have to be!

Click "Read More" to see our five easy tips to help you with doing experiments at home.