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Category Archives: Science
Science Fair
It has been rather whirlwind the last few days because the older three kids were putting together science project displays for their science fair. This entailed some help from Mom on the computer helping with formatting and printing of summary … Continue reading
Posted in homeschool, project, Science
Tagged elementary science, food science, growing bacteria, homeschool science, science fair, science projects
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Science/History – Something Different
Every year in our homeschooling journey so far, I’ve alternated days that we worked on history and science. So, we’d do history on Mondays and Wednesdays with science on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We school four days per week, so the … Continue reading
Posted in books, History, homeschool, Science
Tagged American History, history, homeschool, scheduling, Science
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First Day of School
We completed our first day of school this fall. My four and three-year olds aren’t tired, but I am. I noted early on that I was not completely prepared to teach history today, but since we do each twice per … Continue reading
New school year – final checklist
It is almost time for us to start our new school year. As Child #3 isn’t ready to start Kindergarten yet, I am once again only teaching two kids. I’ve worked out our tentative schedule and figured out our curriculum. … Continue reading
Posted in curriculum, homeschool, school year, Science
Tagged curriculum, Ein-O Discovery Tank, hands-on, homeschool, Physics, Snapticity, Usborne Science Encyclopedia
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On-Line Science Games
Check out this site to find some links to fun games. Play one or two yourself and then have your kids see if they can beat your score. I tried the “Extreme Adventure” link on this site. The one I … Continue reading
Posted in engineering, homeschool, Kids, Science
Tagged E-Week, engineering games, Engineering Week, online games, science games
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Happy Engineer’s Week!
This year, Engineer’s Week is celebrated February 14th-21st. I am going to be trying to post a few links each day to information or activites related to E-Week. Today, let’s just go with an intro to the main E-Week site: http://www.eweek.org/EngineersWeek/EngineersWeek.aspx You … Continue reading
Posted in engineering, homeschool, Science
Tagged DiscoverE, E-Week, Engineer's Week, engineering activities, homeschool
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Snow Days
Within the last few weeks, we’ve had several days of ice & snow that have caused the local schools to shut down. In fact, there was one week when we had mail delivery only three days out of six. We … Continue reading
Posted in God's Design for, homeschool, Kids, project, Science
Tagged God's Design, God's Design for, homeschool, Science, science project, snow
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Science . . . Again
As I continue in our science studies this year, I can’t help but think about next year. I already know I’m not going to continue to use God’s Design, even with the new (full color) design because the Physics level … Continue reading
Posted in curriculum, homeschool, Science
Tagged chemistry, curriculum, God's Design for, homeschool, Pandia Press, Science
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