With all of us excitedly awaiting our mutual, virtual godchild – I thought it might be a good idea to start learning about our precious bundle of joy...
Science
It will soon be summer, and for many of us, that means a trip to the beach! One of our favorite things to do at the beach is look for dolphins swimming in the...
I’m not sure exactly what I expected to happen to birds and their nests when it snows, but this really surprised me!! I never expected to see a bald...
It’s spring, well almost! And I’m so ready for the warm weather and the hummingbirds!! Here is a precious little hummingbird, Bella and she is...
Have you ever wondered how to make learning about the Periodic Table more fun and more interesting? How about this Periodic Table of Elements Project with...
If you’re looking for a delicious way to identify the parts of a cell, you’ll love this Edible Cell Project made with chocolate chip cookie dough...
Since so many of us are on #babygiraffewatch, I thought we should put together a list of signs a giraffe is in labor… because that is what homeschool...
April has given birth to a beautiful baby giraffe!! If you missed the birth… here is the video!! April is a giraffe at Animal Adventure Park...
As the typical homeschooler, we diligently marked our calendar the minute we heard about the eclipse so we would remember to get outside to observe the...
Have you heard of the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)? It’s a citizen science event that’s fun, free, and easy to do! It’s sponsored by the...
Sloths seem to be all the rage right now. I’ve seen so many videos with them lately. But THIS ONE is the best yet. His name is B-Rad and he is a rescue...
Homeschoolers love science experiments!! And this is a cool rubber egg science experiment! It is a fun and easy experiment to do with items already in your...
I’m sure y’all know I am all about making Learning Fun! So I am very excited to announce this new Amazon STEM Club toy subscription! We regularly...
If you or your children are interested in space, you’ll be interested to know that you can see the view of Earth from the International Space Station...
Density demonstrated with a liquid stack is a perfect way to teach this concept using a DIY science experiment. And I love these experiments in this series...
