So what is the scientific method? Well, in a nutshell, the scientific method trains the brain to examine and observe before making a statement of fact. Click "Read More" to learn about the six steps.
When should you stop reading aloud to your kids? Never! But reading science aloud to them is a bit different. Is there a point at which you should stop?
Wondering what it looks like to use the Preschool Series for homeschool science?
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Which type of microscope is right for your homeschool? A palm-sized one? A digital scope? Or the kind you used in school? Click "Read More" to see the pros and cons of each!
Can science be fun? Should it be? Yes and yes - clear as muddy water? Keep on reading if you want tips and ideas for how to make science fun!
Wondering what science in the classical education model looks like? Click "Read More" to dig deeper into classical education and how science fits into this model of learning!
Charlotte Mason was an advocate of living books and narration. And book summary lapbooks are a modern way to combine these two. {FREE Templates Included}
Come check out our brand new book - The Homeschooler’s Guide to Experiments!! This super practical guide will become your go-to reference for all things hands-on in science. Click "Read More" to see the details.
Wondering how you can use living books for your homeschool science plans? This ultimate guide to living books will give you the tips and tools you need!
Wondering what it looks like to use the award-winning Classic Series from Elemental Science? Click "Read More" to take a peek inside our homeschool to find the answer!
Wondering what it looks like to use the Sassafras Science Adventures Series for homeschool science?
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We have shared tips for experiments all month and we want to wrap that up with a few experiment questions we have gotten from homeschoolers in the trenches! Click "Read More" to read (or listen to) the answers.
