science experiments

What variables are found in an experiment? And how can you know which is which? Click "Read More" to get the answers.

Fall is Brad’s favorite season. I’ll admit that before I met him, I wasn’t all that impressed with the season. I am more of a spring gal – love all those spring blooms!

But over the years, his love of fall has worn off on me. I have come to really enjoy the crisp mornings and the changing colors. Click "Read More" to see my three favorite supplies to use for fall science experiments!

Don't miss these nineteen posts packed with tips that will help you with hands-on science in your homeschool. Click "Read More" to see the tips

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

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.

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.

Do you struggle with the thought of having to do experiments at home? Do you find the messy and hard to figure out?

Experiments are a key aspect of teaching science at home. Click "Read More for some help!

We generally hear the word “experiments” used for all types of hands-on scientific tests. So, I wanted to explain what I mean by the term. Here’s my definition:

A hands-on scientific test gives your student a chance to see, practice, test, or learn about a principle, or principles, in science.

Here are the five main types of scientific tests I regularly recommend using with your students: