Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Honest. Quirky. Real. Stereotype-smashing humor for homeschooling families.
If you need to get your kids interested in the microscope, this list of 100+ things to look at under the microscope is full of stuff you have at home! Written by Adrienne Bolton of Adrienne Bolton. Who needs to make science a little more fun? Would a bucket list of over 1oo things to look at under the microscope help?… View Post
You know that scene in Indiana Jones when he looks into the pit where the ark is hidden and groans, “Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?” That’s kind of how my kid felt about chemistry, complete with groaning, sweating, and that glassy-eyed stare. Okay, maybe not the sweating. And, that low, guttural moan? That might have been me… View Post
I was having such a hard time finding a good homeschool health curriculum that it was actually on my to-do list to either write or piece together my own this year. I’m so glad Apologia beat me to it! I’m pretty sure my teenager is, too. I received a free sample of this product and payment for reviewing it. I… View Post
If you’re looking for an engaging, fun, hands-on way to supplement your upper elementary science lessons or a fantastic spine for building on, you have got to check out Generation Genius. These elementary-level science videos featuring Dr. Jeff Vinokur, The Dancing Scientist, will capture your kids’ attention and make learning fun. I received a free sample of this product and… View Post
You know what some of the most high-interest subjects with young kids are? Science topics. Young children want to know how and why things work. One of our favorite unit studies ever was on the human body. Little kids love learning about their bodies – space and bugs and volcanoes and… That’s why books and shows such as The Magic… View Post