Why Things Smell the Way They Do

Why Things Smell the Way They Do

If you have ever walked into your kitchen and smelled something mysterious, you have probably found yourself asking, “What is that smell?” That exact question started a whole chemistry rabbit trail in our homeschool last week, right after someone forgot to throw away...

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Backyard Bird Nests: Engineering Lessons From Nature

Backyard Bird Nests: Engineering Lessons From Nature

Have you ever spotted a bird nest tucked in a tree branch and thought, “How on earth did they build that?” If so, you’re in good company. Those delicate bundles of twigs, grass, and feathers are masterpieces of natural engineering and they make a perfect homeschool...

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The Science of Volcanoes: Earth’s Fiery Classrooms

The Science of Volcanoes: Earth’s Fiery Classrooms

Ever had one of those homeschool days where your kitchen looks like Mount Vesuvius erupted right next to the sink? You start out teaching “a little earth science,” and five minutes later, there’s baking soda lava spilling across the counter while your kids shout,...

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Great Scientists Who Were Homeschooled

Great Scientists Who Were Homeschooled

What do Blaise Pascal, Thomas Edison, and Albert Einstein all have in common? No, it’s not just that they changed the world with their brilliant minds—they all started learning at home. Long before there were labs, formal classrooms, or standardized tests, the world’s...

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The Science of Video Games: Engaging Gamers in STEM

The Science of Video Games: Engaging Gamers in STEM

What if your child’s favorite hobby—video games—could actually fuel a love for science and problem-solving? For many homeschool parents, video games can feel like a constant battle. Are they a waste of time, or can they actually serve an educational purpose? Here’s...

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