Homeschool Science Activities
How to make your own signs of spring reference journal
Has spring visited your area yet? Keeping a "Signs of Spring" reference journal can help you anticipate the arrival of the best season of the year! Click "Read More" to learn how to make your own journal!
Which one is it - biome, ecosystem, or habitat? The answer, plus a simple STEAM activity
Habitat, Biome, or Ecosystem? All three seem similar, but there are subtle distinctions! Click "Read More" to see what those are and get a simple STEAM activity to use with your students.
14 Valentines Science Activities You And Your Kiddos Are Sure To Love
Click "Read More" to see the Sassafras Twins' list of super-fun Valentine's science activities you can try out to celebrate this Valentine's Day.
Types of Fossils: A Simple STEM Lesson from Elemental Science
In this simple STEM lesson, you will find the tools you need to share about the different types of fossils with your students! Click "Read More" to get started.
3 Beautiful Christmas ornaments you can easily make with science
This year decorate your Christmas tree with science! Click "Read More" to see the directions for making chromatography balls, crystal candy canes, and nature viewers.
3 Thanksgiving science activities you don't want to miss this year
In honor of the upcoming holiday, I wanted to share with you all three Thanksgiving science activities that you can enjoy after the clean-up is done.
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How to hunt up the perfect winter nature study subject . . . lichens! {Plus a free notebooking page}
Learn about lichens and get directions for going on your own lichen hunt for the perfect winter nature study. Click "Read More" to get started.
Mix up a batch of crazy colors and scare your peeps {Halloween Science}
Come see a color-changing Halloween science activity, plus links to two more round-ups for even more ideas! Click "Read More" to see the directions.
Peas, the ABC's, and the Punnett Square, plus a FREE printable to share a bit about genetics with your students
What do peas, your height, and a bunch of letters have in common? The Punnett Square! Click "Read More" to learn how this foundation of genetics came about and what it can tell us.
Unlock a few secrets of the genetic code with a simple LEGO DNA tower
You can use those feet-bruising, colorful bricks to learn about how sequencing the in the genetic code works by building this simple LEGO DNA tower. Click "Read More" to get started.
How to create a black hole in less than 10 minutes with Sharpies, an oven, and a plastic cup
How can you create a black hole in the comforts of your home in less than 10 minutes? Click "Read More" to get step-by-step science activity that will explain it all.
How to make your own moon diary with Paul Sims from Sassafras Science {Free Templates Included}
Hi-ya, Blaine and Tracey Sassafras here to share with you all one of our Sassafras Science astronomy local experts. Paul Sims is visiting the blog to tell you a bit about the moon, plus we added FREE moon diary templates to the mix. Click "Read More" to get started!!