About AtHomeScience
Kris is a homeschooling mom of three boys, a physician assistant, and a community college instructor. Visit her AtHomeScience blog for more books, tips, and resources for teaching science at home.Website: http://AtHomeScience.blogspot.com
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JourneyEd Academic Discounts Include Homeschoolers
By AtHomeScience on May 15, 2009
Did you know that many software companies offer deep discounts to teachers and college students?
JourneyEd is an academic software vendor that carries educational software and technology products, though they, like most vendors, require proof of academic {read more}
By AtHomeScience on May 15, 2009
Science Saturday Challenge
By AtHomeScience on March 14, 2009
Tinkering with physics? This challenge has a series of experiments that explores rotational inertia using Tinker Toys. Visit AtHomeScience to see how.
By AtHomeScience on March 14, 2009
Science Saturday Challenge
By AtHomeScience on March 7, 2009
We know the earth rotates around the sun on a tilted axis and that creates the seasons.
How is that manifested around the globe?
The Science Saturday Challenge will give a practical example of this phenomenon.
By AtHomeScience on March 7, 2009
Elementary Science without Textbooks: Let’s-Read-and-Find-Out
By AtHomeScience on March 2, 2009
Harper Collin’s Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science series is an extensive, well-written collection that easily makes a comprehensive elementary science curriculum. Here, the books are listed by topic. Couple them with a few experiment books {read more}
By AtHomeScience on March 2, 2009
Science Saturday Challenge
By AtHomeScience on February 28, 2009
Studying molecules? Here is a two-in-one demonstration showing how heat increases molecular movement and how salt increases water density.
By AtHomeScience on February 28, 2009
Science Saturday Challenge
By AtHomeScience on February 21, 2009
Expanding and contracting air has a myriad of applications.
For this challenge, we’ll use it to inflate and deflate a balloon. Get the details for this simple yet impressive experiment from AtHomeScience.
By AtHomeScience on February 21, 2009
Science Saturday Challenge
By AtHomeScience on February 14, 2009
Feeling the pressure? What exactly is pressure?
Find out with this week’s Science Saturday Challenge.
The Science Saturday Challenge is an easy and fun science experiment for you to try. If you blog, you can leave a link to your post about {read more}
By AtHomeScience on February 14, 2009
Science Saturday Challenge
By AtHomeScience on February 7, 2009
The Science Saturday Challenge is an easy and fun science experiment for you to try. If you blog, you can leave a link to your post about it, or you can just follow along. The Challenge will be posted on Saturday each week, though you can complete {read more}
By AtHomeScience on February 7, 2009
Dissections for Home or Co-op
By AtHomeScience on January 27, 2009
Starfish dissection
Dissection.
Is this an area of science you wish you could do but have no idea how to do it? Home Science Tools makes it simple. They sell complete kits which include the necessary materials such as a pan, tools, dissection guides, {read more}
By AtHomeScience on January 27, 2009
Human Body Studies for Middle Schoolers
By AtHomeScience on January 12, 2009
For science this winter and spring, we are using Blood and Guts: A Working Guide to Your Own Insides by Linda Allison. This is a Brown Paper School book, a series that also includes some great math titles like Math for Smarty Pants, The I Hate Mathematics! {read more}
By AtHomeScience on January 12, 2009
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