14 Amazing Ocean Activities and Projects for Kids
You don’t need to live near a beach to teach your kids about the ocean and the beautiful creatures and habitats that exist below the water’s surface. With these ocean activities, your elementary student can deepen their knowledge of biology while having a ton of...
Must-Read Earth Day Books + Projects to Do With Your Kids
Every year on April 22, Earth Day is celebrated as a reminder of the beauty and life that the planet earth offers to humans. So often, we take for granted what we have been given, and Earth Day is a great opportunity to revel in the natural resources and processes...
5 Free Online Tuners for Your Homeschool Physics Class
One of the things I love about modern-day learning is the vast wealth of knowledge we can find on the internet. No matter what science topic you’re studying on a given week, you can search the web for endless supplemental videos, reading material, and activities. At...
Andromeda: A Tale of Beauty, Betrayal, and Love
Long ago and far away, in the port city of Joppa, in the beautiful kingdom of Aithiopia, in the fair land of Libya, there lived a king by the name of Kepheus and with him Kasseipeia, his wife. In time, unto the king and queen, there came a daughter, whose beauty and...
An Unlikely Rescue: The Story of Arion and Delphinus
“Bring him to me.”These were the words that Arion had heard the ship’s captain say in the howls of the storm that tossed their ship in the sea around like a ragdoll. His breathing picked up, and he heaved a breath in as he pushed the soaked hair that was plastered to...
12 Fun Facts About John the Apostle (For Teens)
The Bible is full of fascinating historical facts and stories that we can learn from. John the Apostle served Jesus faithfully until his last day, and we should be encouraged by his life and ministry. So, in no particular order, here are 12 fun facts about John the...
How Often Does an Eclipse Happen? Don’t Miss the Next One!
Although eclipses have no physical effect on humans and our daily life, they have played a huge part in astronomy and new discoveries about the earth, sun, and space. Not only that, but if you have ever seen one, they’re just downright cool to observe! So, how often...
A Brief History of Physics
It Started With Aristotle Beginning with Aristotle, philosophers turned to a study of the natural, physical world. In the thousands of years since then, new detailed disciplines and areas of study have opened up underneath the heading of "natural philosophy", each...
The Best Christian-Based Homeschool Science Curriculum
For many Christian homeschool families, it’s important to find a Christian homeschool science curriculum that reinforces what the Bible teaches. Secular science curriculums (like those taught in public schools) often address science from the evolutionist perspective....
Homeschool Workbooks for Science: Our 13 Top Picks
Using homeschool workbooks as a supplement for learning is a great way to encourage independence in students of all ages. Most workbooks are loaded with pictures, activities, and fun-filled pages that can be completed on long car trips while waiting for dinner to...
Homeschool Science Reading List: 50 Books for All Grades
Are you on the hunt for the ultimate homeschool science reading list? Look no further! We’ve taken the time to compile a massive homeschool book list for science lovers of all grade levels. Textbooks, picture books, workbooks—the list goes on and on! The Ultimate...
How to Make a Volcano for Kids (With Printable!)
If there’s one thing we know about science for kids, it’s that explosions, chemical reactions, and volcanic eruptions are very well-loved. Kids go crazy for science experiments, especially those that involve a little mess and hands-on learning. If you’re teaching...
