Do you struggle with the idea that science is boring? It doesn't have to be! In this podcast, we'll be chatting about three ways you can make science fun and exciting.
Welcome to season 7 of the Tips for Homeschool Science Show, where we are exploring the how-to’s of teaching science at home so that you will have building blocks you need for homeschool science.
I am Paige Hudson, your guide through this journey. Let’s dig in…
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Here is what you'll find in this episode:
Should science be fun?
One Way to Make Science Fun: Real-life Examples
Another Way to Make Science Fun: Hands-on Science Activities
Another, Another Way to Make Science Fun: Talk to Experts
The final word...
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