Can you believe it’s almost October? Around here, that means one thing — it’s officially Halloween craft season! 🎃👻 We’ve turned our homeschool into Halloween School for the whole month, and the kids are totally here for it. It’s the perfect way to soak up all that spooky-season excitement and sneak in some fun learning…
How Lightning Works: A Shocking Experiment for Kids!
Have your kids ever wondered how lightning works? With this exciting hands-on activity from our Weather Unit Study, they’ll get to recreate lightning in your own home—no thunderclouds required! This spark-filled experiment is a fantastic way to explore static electricity and understand how lightning forms. This activity is just one of the many fun and…
How to Make a Pinwheel | Learning About the Weather
Want to make a super fun pinwheel with just a piece of paper, a pencil, scissors, and a pushpin? Yep, that’s all you need! Oh, and if you’re also curious about wind, forces, and maybe even a few cool experiments to try after, you’re in the right place. We’re about to dive into the magic…
Me and My World Bundle | Helping Kids Build Connections
Let’s help kids discover just how important they are and how beautifully connected they are to the world around them. If you’ve ever seen a child’s eyes light up when they learn something new, or when it clicks that “Hey, I’m part of something bigger!”—then you know just how powerful that moment can be. That…
Community Helpers Unit | Fingerprint Science Activity for Kids
One of the most meaningful lessons we can pass on to our kids is that being part of a community means helping each other. Whether it’s the friendly face at the library desk or the firefighter racing to an emergency, community helpers play a vital role in making our neighborhoods safe, healthy, and happy. That’s…
Sun Science Experiments for Kids | 15 Fun Ideas!
Earlier this week, I shared with you how we made a Solar Updraft Tower. The kids had a great time building and observing their tower. Plus, the whole process was filled with lots of sun science learning, too! Today, I’m going to share with you more ways that you can learn about the sun, light,…
Sun Science Experiment | Solar Updraft Tower
Did you know the warmth you feel on your skin from the Sun is actually a type of energy? It’s called solar power—and it’s a pretty big deal. “Solar” means it comes from the Sun, like those solar panels you might spot on rooftops. They soak up sunlight and turn it into electricity. Pretty impressive,…
Pollinators Unit Topic About Black and White Ruffed Lemurs
When you think of pollinators, chances are flying insects pop into your mind. Today, I’m excited to introduce you to a remarkable and lesser-known pollinator—one that doesn’t buzz or flutter, but climbs and leaps! Let’s journey to the lush, tropical island of Madagascar, off the southeastern coast of Africa. There, among the beautiful rainforests, lives…
Turn Milk into Plastic!
Did you know you could turn milk into plastic? I had no idea! I did know that you can turn cream into butter, which is just what I was planning on doing with one of my Kindergarten classes back when I taught in the classroom. We love easy science experiments! There I was, armed with…
How to Make Rock Candy | Edible Science!
What better way to spark kids’ interest in science than with candy? And no, I’m not talking about using candy as a bribe to get them to do schoolwork! I mean, learn the science behind how to make rock candy! This sweet experiment comes from my Edible Science Family Unit Study, and it’s not only…
