May contain affiliate links. One of the topics that we’re covering this school year in science is anatomy. So here are a few picture books for studying the human body. Inside Your Outside by Rabe The Magic School Bus Inside Your Body by Cole The Magic School Bus Has a Heart by Capeci The SkeletonRead more
If you’re studying geology, then I have the perfect book list for you! You’ll find books about earthquakes, volcanoes, the earth’s crust and core, dirt, rocks, minerals, and even how islands are formed. These books are the perfect way to introduce young children to geology concepts. While you’re at it, maybe youRead more
If you read my blog then it’s probably no secret that Nancy Larson Science is one of my favorite curricula finds. I have a few homeschool products that I absolutely love and this is one of them. This is my science curricula. And I have now used levels K, 1, 2, and 3. Let’s talkRead more
I just survived my first gigantic homeschool convention. It was an absolute blast but my feet still ache and I may or may not have taken a few things to help with muscle soreness. My favorite part of the convention? Meeting hundreds of homeschool families and having the chance to chat. I was able toRead more
One of our science topics this year was astronomy. My children love learning about space, stars, and the moon. It’s been one of our very favorite science topics. To go along with our science curriculum, we read a giant stack of books about outer space! Here are someRead more
In science we’ve been meterologists, studying the weather, watching the clouds, and learning about storms. I put together a book list of weather-related books to enhance our studies. The Everything Kids’ Weather Book by Snedeker Tornadoes by Gibbons Weather by Simon Oh Say Can you Say What’s the Weather by Rabe Hurricanes by Gibbons Flash,Read more
Affiliate links may be used in this post We don’t get to experience snow here in south Texas so I wanted to find some science books to help my kids learn about snow. Here is my list for our winter studies. The Story of Snow by Cassino Snowflake Bentley by Martin The Snowflake: A WaterRead more
If you’ve read my blog for any amount of time then you’ve read about Nancy Larson Science. This is our favorite science program and has been a wonderful addition to our homeschool. I’ve been able to use the program for several years now and have had the privilege of working at their vendor booth forRead more
I recently had the privilege of attending two homeschool conventions and helping work the vendor booth for Nancy Larson Science. I had so much fun and enjoyed my time talking with other homeschool families. In addition to encouraging them in their homeschool journey, I fielded lots of questions about the Nancy Larson Science program. Here’sRead more
While we enjoy science at our house, I can’t say that I enjoy actually performing the experiments. It’s just too much work! So, we were excited to review some Go Science videos from Library and Educational Services! What is it? Library and Educational Services is a wholesale distributor of educational supplies. They provide resources for schools,Read more