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January 16, 2017 2 min read
I don't have a linen closet. If you come to my house, I won't be able to open one magically closet door and get you the towels and sheets you need.
Whew . . . that felt good to get off my chest.
Why don't I have a linen closet, you ask?
Because I stock my linen closet with science and homeschooling supplies - call it the hazards of the job.
It won't always be that way - one day my babies will graduate and I will ball as I put the towels and sheets back into the linen closet, but that's not what this post is about.
This post is about filling a shelf {or a closet} with science supplies.
In this month's homeschool science tip, I shared my number one tip for experiments - have the supplies you need on hand - and I suggested that you keep a science supply cabinet.
But what should you stock that cabinet with? Here are 100 ideas to get you started!
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Adding a current events study to a subject can increase the student’s interest as well as inform him or her of the latest advances in the field. Having a student read a relevant article or two each month will enhance what he or she is learning in a subject.
This month, I wanted to share with you all how to incorporate the latest scientific news into your studies.
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