I’m thrilled to be sharing about The Great Lakes Science Center during Museum Week over at The Homeschool Scientist. We really enjoy science and nature, but my kids are 10, 5, 3, and 4 months so it makes it a challenge to find places to take them where everyone in the family…
I am a season of purging… Remember my word for 2013, simplify? No, well, I haven’t talked much about it as adding a new little one into the mix tends to complicate matters instead. Not that we’d have it any other way. But, moving from a 3000 square-foot house into a 790 square-foot house…
Parenting gifted kids can be a challenge. They have unique needs and differences that sometimes make them a bit, ummm, unpredictable. Throw homeschooling in the mix and you are in for a wild adventure. I wouldn’t have it any other way… Over the past few years, through homeschooling my own gifted kids,…
So glad you’re here! It’s been fun exploring electricity and magnetism over the last two weeks. If you’re new here, consider starting back at day one of the series and downloading or printing the activities to build a cohesive unit study for your child. Today we’re talking about electromagnets. In 1820, Hans…
Over the last two weeks, we’ve explored basic electricity — static electricity, current electricity, switches, and a bit of history. Today we’re moving on to magnets. Magnets are really cool to kids — big and small. You really don’t need to do too much with them besides dump magnets of various sizes…
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