I get it, your day is packed and you don’t need to add more thing. You are teaching algebra and how to count from one to ten almost all in the same breath. So, you can drop those pesky experiments, right?
In episode 19 of the Tips for Homeschool Science Show, I am going to answer the question – do I really have to do experiments?
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{Spoiler Alert} The short answers, yes.
What are Experiments?
The benefits of incorporating hands-on science:
Check out the following articles for a bit of help with experiments:
Or check out our Experiment Help Pinterest Board
We have done a few Zoom sessions over the past month and we thought you all might have the same questions the attendees did. Click "Read More" to listen to the Q & A sections from those calls.
This past month I shared a Zoom session with a charter school that I thought you all would enjoy listening in on. It's all about how to teach science at home - click "Read More" to start listening.
Is there a way to skip an experiment, but still have your students learn something? Yes! Click "Read More" to find out how to do it.
