experiments

Do you have to do experiments for science? Yes and no! Click "Read More" to listen to how it's possible to do science without experiments, as long as you do some kinds of hands-on science activities.

We chatted about the three goals for middle school science in episode 67. Click "Read More" to listen in as we discuss the tools you can use to accomplish those goals!

In today's episode, we will chat about the most important lesson I want you to get about teaching science - it's okay to have a failed experiment. Click "Read More" to listen to this lesson.

It's our first day of boot camp - Homeschool Science Boot Camp! Click "Read More" to listen to how to get ready for experiments.

Do you feel like you don't have access to the right stuff to teach science? Click "Read More" to listen in as we chat about the third hurdle that can stand in the way of you wanting to teach science - equipment. 

Are experiments keeping you from teaching science at home? Click "Read More" to listen in as we chat about the first hurdle that can stand in the way of you wanting to teach science - experiments. 

The hands-on aspect of science helps our students to see that science is so much more than a bunch of dry, boring facts! Click "Read More" to learn more about experiments in this episode of the Tips for Homeschool Science Show.

Pull out your lab coat and goggles - if you have them - it's time to get dirty! Click "Read More" to listen to the fifth science fair project challenge.

Roll up your sleeves - it's time for the nitty gritty fun to begin! Click "Read More" to listen to the fourth science fair project challenge.

Do you find that your experiments fail more often than not? Do you struggle with the hands-on aspect of science? Then, click "Read More" because this episode is for you!

Do experiments drive you crazy? These five sanity-saving tips will help to do experiments without feeling the pressure. Click "Read More" to listen to episode 20 now!

We get it, your day is packed and you don’t need to add more thing. So, do you really have to do experiments? Click "Read More" to listen to Paige's answer in episode 19.