Science homeschool

Science curriculum doesn't have to be expensive. A good portion of what we've used for science over the years has been free resources!

The ULTIMATE list of the BEST secular homeschool science curriculum! Includes amazing books, online classes and curriculum packages...

Homestead science is a homeschool curriculum that teaches children about agriculture, small scale farming, self sufficiency, and community.

Free homeschool science curriculum for every grade.

Before you can choose the right high school homeschool science curriculum for your teen you need to determine the answer to 7 questions. And it’s hard to go too wrong when narrowing down the options for homeschool high school science. There are so many wonderful science resources. Take your time learning the difference between them and understanding their approach and worldview. Determine too how important hands-on are to high school science. Understanding that meeting the lab requirement…

Your kids will be amazed by this simple burning candle in water science experiment. This rising water experiment will teach your kids the effect of air pressure.

Science for first grade is all about creating hands-on engaging experiences for them! From health, to magnets, to spiders, to weather, to mammals, to objects in the sky and life cycles galore, there is simply so much to explore! Be set with these science for first grade lesson plans and activities for the ENTIRE YEAR!!

10 creative, at-home science lessons for kids that are perfect as distance learning activities, for homeschooling, or to continue students' learning over a scheduled school break.

Choosing a science curriculum for your kindergarten aged child can be a challenge. Make it simple with the all-in-one package available from BookShark

Many of us homeschool moms turn into curriculum junkies. I love to see what's new and available...especially when what we're using doesn't seem to be effective. Yes, we need to just buckle down and do the work sometimes, but learning should be a joy. And sometimes, you don't figure out that a curriculum isn't working for your student until you're a couple months (or five) into your school year! Then what do you do?