Homeschool Science Activities

So, our astronomy leg is currently in production, but as you know we have already experienced it. Let's just say - it was a blast! And without spoiling the adventure, we wanted to bring one of our local experts from our astronomical adventure to share a bit about our solar system with you all.

Playing a free geology game to learn about rocks or at least to review what you have learned about rocks!

Summer is almost over and now is the perfect time to make a rock collection to show off your latest summer finds! Join Summer Beach as she shares how to do this in 5 simple steps.

Explode some kitchen fireworks without waking a sleeping baby this Fourth of July! You and your kids will love this summer science activity from Uncle Cecil's lab.

What in the world do musical instruments have to do with physics? Actually, quite a lot! Click "Read More" to gain an understanding of the physics of music and then use that new found knowledge to complete a SQUILT lesson.

Save those seeds from certain death in the ground and use them to teach your kids instead. Click "Read More" to see 4 steps for making your very own, completely unique seed board.

Here in Uncle Cecil's lab, President Lincoln, his lab assistant, is a wee bit jealous. At least that's what we think he meant. So, we gave him the green light to share his "How to Dye Celery" video with you all today.

Have fun as you learn about Newton's 3rd Law of Motion in this physics activity. Click "Read More" to see how you can have your own LEGO Balloon Car Race.

A simple machine is a tool that you can use to help you to do work. Click "Read More" to see three ideas for building simple machines at home.

Blaine and I are excited to share with you all these fifteen super-fun Valentine's science activities you can try out to celebrate the holiday.

Valentine's day is the perfect time to use a bit of kitchen science to send a secret message to your loved one! Click "Read More" to see how you can do this.