Unschooling science

Have you ever found a curriculum series that you just knew you would commit to from start to finish?

We're sharing how our radical unschooling family learns language arts - reading, writing, spelling, grammar and comprehension - in real life.

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!!

Everyone is big on experimenting here at the moment! Miss 3 is always asking to ‘do experiments’. Which for her means grabbing […]

Love science but could not come up science activity ideas to do with kids? We have listed over 500 science activities for kids for each month of the year, with season themes and activities for kids from preschool kindergarten to high school. Great STEM resource for science class at school or homeschool or after school activities at home. You can also plan your science camp using these resources.

This is a really easy way to learn about making paper with kids. And we made our paper glittery, too! First: Get Your Supplies! Next: Get to Work! 'Mommy, how do you make paper?' My five year old asked me this question a few weeks ago. I tried explaining it to him, and he wasn't convinced. I showed him a video of how you can make it at home using a mesh screen and paper pulp, and he was obsessed! I wondered about making a screen so that we could try this at home, but then I noticed a Paper

Want to take your kid's knowledge to the next level in your homeschool? 16 old-fashioned or vintage skills to boost your homeschool experience.

Begin learning artfully with our Montessori and Charlotte Mason inspired curriculum resources featuring original hand-drawn watercolor illustrations.

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…

Project Based Unschooling or Homeschooling. A 1 month experiment. How did the kids take to this style of homeschooling and did they actually learn anything?