We have run across three common misconceptions about homeschool science—fallacies about science that we would like to debunk with the homeschool truth.
Click "Read More" to dig into these misconceptions and see what the real scoop is!
Biology is typically taught first in homeschool science because topics relating to animals, plants, and the human body are a wonderful first introduction to science.
This month, I wanted to share a brief picture of how you can teach the principles of biology to the students in your homeschool, co-op, or school - just click "Read More".
Often, earth science is looked on as the lesser science when compared to the giants of biology, chemistry, and physics. However, it is very important for our students to understand and appreciate the Earth we live on.
This month, I wanted to share a brief picture of how you can teach the principles of earth science to the students in your homeschool, co-op, or school - just click "Read More".
Wondering what you science curriculum plan needs to include? Click "Read More" to see the answer!
Last month, I shared about how to teach my least favorite area of science – physics. This month, I get to share about my favorite scientific discipline – chemistry!!
I had several teachers along the way who really instilled a passion for chemistry deep into my heart. And my goal has been to do the same for my children.
My least favorite science discipline was physics in high school. To me it was a bunch of formulas and dry, boring facts, at least that was my high school experience.
But one of the great things about homeschooling is that we get to explore subjects again. As we teach our children, we get to learn the things we missed and enjoy the subjects we were bored by in high school.
There are three essentials that must be included in each and every homeschool science curriculum. Each of these will help your students gain a true understanding of the subject.
Since many of us are gearing up for the upcoming school year, I wanted to take a moment to share with you all the three essentials of homeschool science.
I trust that they will help you as you prepare and organize a plan for next year.
With each passing homeschool year, we are getting closer and closer to high school. In fact, as I was planning out this next year it hit me - we have only got two more years before we reach high school.
There can be a lot of pressure in that realization. It feels like all of the sudden homeschool is going to really count. And with that feeling, a fear sets in, one that says if I don't get it right, my kids will be ruined for life.
I wanted to take a moment to encourage you this month.
