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18 June 5:12 am

Posted By Jamie Gaddy

Using Visual Media to Enhance Your Homeschool Curriculum

With a homeschooling education, you have the ability to tailor a child’s education to the desired framework, and also to…

11 June 9:38 am

Posted By Tasha Swearingen

Summer Science: SLIME Recipes Your Kids Will Love!

Summer doesn’t mean there’s no time for homeschool summer science! In fact, you probably have even more time now that…

30 April 10:46 am

Posted By Tasha Swearingen

Arbor Day Free Study Resources

Is it true that we can save the planet by planting more trees? Are trees really that important to the environment? Believe…

26 March 7:59 am

Posted By Tasha Swearingen

STEAM: One Square Foot Project

Do you have kids who are itching to get outside after spending most of the winter months cooped up inside? Spring is the…

19 February 9:44 am

Posted By Tasha Swearingen

STEAM: Science Fair Ideas for Elementary

Are you ready to create concoctions and explosions? It’s science fair time and that’s exactly the type of thing your…

3 November 4:04 am

Posted By dailynews

A Piper Build Your Own Computer Kit

This is a guest blog post written by Tasha Swearingen My son Noah recently received a "build your own computer kit" in…

10 October 4:00 am

Posted By dailynews

3 Science-Based Lesson Plans for Kids Who Hate Science

There are many reasons some kids hate science. But, it is possible to inspire a love of science in these kids with carefully…

4 August 4:00 am

Posted By dailynews

Solar Eclipse Resources From NASA!

Are you getting ready for the solar eclipse? We are just as excited about it as you are! That said, we thought we'd bring…

14 July 4:00 am

Posted By dailynews

Soaking Up Sun – FREE Science Fun

Includes #46 from Homeschool.com’s Great Summer Resource: 101 Things To Do This Summer list! Never look at the sun directly—we…

6 April 4:00 am

Posted By dailynews

Gravity and Your Toilet: A Beautiful Science Relationship

Guest post by Joseph Truini Kids of all ages are naturally curious about everything, and I do mean everything. So, it’s…