Fall Leaf Art Projects for Kids Even though we have a TON, of Free Fall Art Projects for Kids....some of them can be a bit messy. Don't get me wrong, I love me some Oil Pastel and Watercolor Spray Paint, but sometimes it's nice to keep the mess to a...
Nature Journals are a popular way to engage children in the great outdoors. The flora and fauna of your local neighborhood become the teachers in the ultimate open-air classroom. Detailed nature studies are exciting, but can also be a good deal of work. As a summer alternative, try a tiny...
Do you ever wish someone would just plan out your entire homeschool year for you....then maybe bundle it all up and email it to your inbox on Monday morning? Yeah....me too. Well, I don't have an entire YEAR of curriculum to send you, but I do have something that will make your homeschool...
Smart Start Science is a new and engaging series of Low-Prep, Hands-On experiments, and activities designed for K-2 students. This specific pack, “Scientific Method Anchor Charts” includes six posters displaying the parts of the scientific method. Both color and black and white are provided. Scientific Method Posters...
If there is one thing I've learned in my 9 years of homeschooling it's that Science doesn't have to be daunting....it really doesn't! That is why I'm thrilled to announce the release of a brand new series called, "Smart Start Science." Smart Start Science Experiments for St....
With Fall right around the corner, I've been trying to come up with as many hands on science printables as possible! One thing there always seems to be an abundance of around our property is pine cones. Pine Cones can be great learning tools in your classroom.
It's Fall. Well, almost. It sure feels like Fall here in Southern Oregon. The rain is back, and the trees are starting to turn colors. It's been an much needed break from the 105 degree weather, and the smoky fire skies. Fall is a great time to involve children with hands on science projects. Today...
With Fall on the horizon, I thought it would be a great time to start working on some Parts of an Apple worksheets. Going apple picking has been a favorite activity for our family, and it provides wonderful opportunities for real life learning with some...
With the release of our latest eBook, I thought it might be helpful to post a round up of some of our most popular Homeschool Science Printables and resources! Free Science Printables & Resources: Free Scientific Method Printables Free Periodic Table of Elements Chart Free Anatomy...
I've just created some fantastic resources for learning about the human heart. On our sister site HomeschoolClipart.com you'll find a set that includes a human heart coloring page, worksheet, labeling sheet and reference chart just right for young children learning human anatomy. Click Here Find More...
Learning about the nervous system can be fascinating for children of all ages! Brain Coloring, Worksheets, & Clip art Neuron Coloring, Worksheets & Clip art Brain & Neuron Projects for Kids In Brainiacs, Merrin and Pearl venture in to the nervous system when their favorite teacher, Ms. Anderson,...
Okay, I'll be honest here......I can barely remember all the parts of a cell. I have to Rap the parts or I will completely forget what each part is called and what they do. But enough about my memory problems..... Here are two amazing coloring pages for you! Animal...
Learning about owls is great fun, especially when it comes to learning about food. They will swallow their food whole, bones, fur and all and then later puke up the undigested goodies in small little "owl pellets." Materials: Owl Pellet Kit Owl Pellet Lab Black Tagboard/Foam Sheet or Cardboard Suggest Resources for a...
Learning about landforms can be lots of fun! Students just need to walk outside to see the beauty of God's creation. Unique designs and features can be found in the variety of different plants, animals, and yes, even landforms! If you have any special landmarks or attractions nearby,...
These little yarn nests make a great craft for Spring. Build your nest a day ahead of time for the glue to dry. And have scrambled eggs for breakfast so you don't waste the food! Inspiration for this craft came from No Time for Flashcards a wonderful resource for children's crafts...
Use our printables to teach children the Scientific Method. You can print the chart and laminate it to hang in your classroom or cut out the strips for children to practice putting them in order. Great review for children learning to take the necessary steps when performing an experiment. Suggested Resources: SMART...
Fall is a great time to provide children with some hands on learning fun! Learning about pumpkins covers multiple science requirements and it's easy to sneak in a little language and math as well. Find Free Pumpkin Printables at PreschoolMom.com to build your thematic pumpkin unit study! Find Christian Pumpkin...
So if you've been following us on Facebook this Summer, you've been treated to a plethora of animal and bug photos. We've been visited by many NEW and interesting creatures this Summer, and most of them we've needed help in identifying. As handy as the internet it, sometimes...
