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!
Check out the following posts:
Hands-on science - what can you use? Why do you have to do this? And how do you actually do experiments at home? Click "Read More" to get the answers.
Writing for homeschool science - what should it look like? And how do you know if you are doing it right? Click "Read More" to learn the answers!
The periodic table visually shows the elements. It is a key concept we need to share with our students, but which table is the right one - click "Read More" to find out.
