How To Teach Science at Home
Do you have a resistant scientist? Make teaching science enjoyable in your homeschool with tips from Little Monsters University creator, Tina Salmanowitz.
Do you have a resistant scientist? Make teaching science enjoyable in your homeschool with tips from Little Monsters University creator, Tina Salmanowitz.
Science activities for kids are great for chasing away the winter blues. Get kids excited about learning with these fun activities for homeschoolers.
If you’re looking for a tutor for middle or high school science, Boutique Science is here to help. The educator who will be working with your student can tutor or create a course for high school Physics, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Geology, Human Anatomy and Physiology, or Middle School science. Visit their website […]
Noeo Science is an “open-and-go science for busy moms with experiment kits, living books, and prep-free lessons—all in one box. Most homeschool science curriculum options are either super boring or just a box of silly games. Noeo combines actual science with genuine fun by integrating experiments and living books into a comprehensive course of study.”
This Biblically-based astronomy course for upper elementary through middle school is perfect for introducing your homeschooler to the solar system and planets. As part of each Astronomy: God’s Universe lesson, students complete workbook assignments to help reinforce key concepts. In addition to including content for the extra Level B video lessons, Workbook Level B is written to be slightly more […]
This Science Shepherd course is designed for middle to high-school-aged students and is perfect for at-home learning. Science Shepherd is a Biblically-based science curriculum. With Science Shepherd parents don’t need to know anything about advanced science. Students are given detailed video lessons with illustrations and an accompanying workbook. One of the best independent study science […]
We used this curriculum for Physical Science. It was great for parents, kept track of student progress and made implementing easy. It was interesting and motivating for our student, with illustrations and an accompanying workbook. We loved it and will be using again!
Do you have a child interested in forensic science? Do they dream of being a detective and solving crimes? We've compiled this exciting list just for you!
Teach your homeschoolers about osmosis, membranes, equilibrium, solutes, and solvents in this fun, at-home gummy bear osmosis science experiment!
Are you planning your homeschool for this school year? See why Home Science Tools says getting hands-on with your science activities is a great idea for your homeschool students!