Using Children’s Literature to Teach Science
Using Children’s Literature to Teach Science by Patricia Bishop McKean (PDF ebook with multiple PDF files) Patricia Bishop McKean compiled…
A Treasure Chest of Free Resources for your Homeschool
Using Children’s Literature to Teach Science by Patricia Bishop McKean (PDF ebook with multiple PDF files) Patricia Bishop McKean compiled…
TheHappyHousewife.com has a great collection of almost 100 hands-on projects, crafts and experiments especially for homeschoolers, on all sorts of…
The Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, also known as Jefferson Lab, is a world-leading nuclear physics research facility funded by…
Here’s a terrific hands-on science site for you, chock full of dozens more activities, experiments and fun and games for…
Demoworks – The Fine Art of Materials Demonstrations Here’s a great ebook of over 40 science demonstrations from the now…
Welcome to Frostbite Theater, a collection of Liquid Nitrogen Experiment videos + More Cool Stuff, produced by Jefferson Lab! Have…
Here’s a link to almost 150 great science experiments for kids from the Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational blog. These simple,…
The Museum of Vision put together this wonderful ebook a few years ago on how our eyes work, and how…
How do our ears detect sound? How do our brains interpret it? Today we return to the Neuroscience for Kids…
What does your NOSE tell you? Like your other senses, it tells you such things as: What is out in…
Delicious, scrumptious, delectable, mouth-watering, yummy. Stale, awful, terrible, unsavory, bland, unpalatable. These are just a few of the many words…
Home Science Experiments! University of Wisconsin-Madison Chemistry Professor Bassam Z. Shakhashiri shares the fun of science through this way cool…
Here’s a complete Elementary level “Life Science” curriculum for younger students by Scot McQuerry (aka Mr. Q), with both student…
Here’s a fun and educational site created by researchers at the Library of Congress. It answers some of the more…
How does it work? What makes it go? What’s the science behind it? If those are the kinds of questions…
The Periodic Table of Experiments is a fun hands-on science activity resource from Science-Sparks.com. It’s not really a Periodic Table…
Here’s a fascinating and educational app to explore the science of sound, color and design from Exploratorium.com. Sound Rebound is…
SCIENCE TOY MAKER: Mysterious, Kinetic, Noisy, Do-It-Yourself Science Projects that Entice Scientific Investigation We featured this site in years past,…
The creator of Eclectic Homeschooling has a great page filled with geography, history, Bible, fine arts and English unit studies…
YouTube is a great source of educational materials – especially if you are looking for science and experiments videos. Here…
OLogy! is a science website for kids from the American Museum of Natural History. “OLogy” means “the study of”, and…