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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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Cheap customizable dice
By AtHomeScience on January 6, 2009
While browsing our local Michaels store, I came across these in the woodcraft section and I immediately thought, “Wow, 24 6-sided dice for $4 that I can customize!”
Wooden blocks, or customized dice?
They come in larger and smaller sizes, {read more}
By AtHomeScience on January 6, 2009
Animal Classification Project
By AtHomeScience on November 19, 2008
This project is inspired by Millicent Selsam’s book, Benny’s Animals And How He Put Them In Order (A Science I Can Read Book). The book is out of print but is usually available from the library. While we really enjoyed reading this along with {read more}
By AtHomeScience on November 19, 2008
Buying a Compound Microscope – Part 2
By AtHomeScience on October 30, 2008
By AtHomeScience on October 30, 2008
Microscopes are an investment worth their dollars when it comes to science exploration. I’ve done a little exploration myself to find low prices for a variety of microscopes with different features.
Monocular eyepiece, Tungsten illumination, Basic {read more}
Buying a compound microscope, part I: Features
By AtHomeScience on October 23, 2008
A compound microscope is a wonderful science investment. But what are the different options, and how do they impact the cost?
Eyepiece:
Microscopes have a 10x eyepiece, with or without a pointer in it. A monocular scope has one eyepiece while a significantly {read more}
By AtHomeScience on October 23, 2008
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