It’s autumn! This is the perfect time of the year, and one of my favorite as a homeschooler. The weather is mild, and we have the parks, museums, and the apple orchards all to ourselves during the week. Time for a few preschool science apple experiments! Are you looking for a great activity…
With a preschooler and a toddler to keep occupied while homeschooling the big kids, my mind is in overdrive trying to find ways to keep them busy. A few years ago I pulled out my magnet set to give Logan {three at the time} a chance to enjoy some magnet play with real school materials….
As we’re busy getting ready to dive into the 2014-2015 school year here at the Kessler house, we pulled together some fun resources to kick-start one lucky reader’s science plans. It’s no secret that we love science around here. Science encompasses so much of the world around us. There’s physical science like electricity,…
Are you looking for some fun space science to do with the kids now that the weather is warming up? Try collecting micrometeorites in your yard. Gather some simple materials: large pan or bowl glass beaker of distilled water strong magnet plastic bag stove top needle tongs microscope with slides Then, head over…
I firmly believe that kids learn best when they are actively involved in their topic. This is one of the biggest reasons I’ve always loved to read, write, and teach about science. A few years ago, the kids and I explored Antarctica through books, websites, videos… and science. Since I recently taught about…
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