Science Resources

Making ice cream is a fun and delicious way to build science skills. Students will experience a change in state from a liquid to a solid. They will discover the difference of temperature between ice without salt and ice mixed with salt. They will practice following directions, measuring with accuracy to complete a recipe.

Free science worksheets for your students. Add these free printable science worksheets, activity pages and coloring pages to your homeschool day to reinforce science knowledge and for variety and fun.

Hurricane Katrina - Weather Poem Submission for Homeschoolers Writing Club.

udent submissions for the 3rd Annual Homeschooling Spring Science Club.

Sign your children up for the 2004 Spring Science Club provided by your About Homeschooling Guide.

Gardening is a great way to get outdoors and yet still accomplish learning - and it's great exercise too! You can even practice Math in the Garden!

Learn about the elehant in this unit study on Elephants. Elephants are intriguing animals. Their size leaves you awestruck; their strength is amazing, and they are very intelligent and affectionate beings.

Electronic Playground & Learning Center teaches the the operation of over 50 electronic circuits with instructions for easy-to-build circuits. It's a great introduction to the world of electronics!

Fall is coming! Find the fall words in the wordsearch.

Bubbles are fun for all ages. My family tried out "The Bubble Thing" and had a great time, from my one year old granddaughter, to my high school son and college-age daughter, to my married daughter. We all had a great time.

Help your child learn science with these fun ideas and activities.