Lots of science printables for free, with no strings attached. I'll be adding to this list as time goes on - Enjoy!
This printable science lab notebook was designed to work with every elementary & middle school science curriculum. It works as an experiment log too!
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We spent some time looking at rock samples with our magnifying glass, the perfect tool for any little scientist interested in rocks.
This dry erase and water trick will amaze kids and adults alike! You can make your drawings float with just dry erase markers and water!
I’ll readily admit that I like having a structure to our days and having things to work through. This doesn’t necessarily mean that I have a timetable of things we *have* to do at any given point, more I like having something pre-prepared that I can pick up and just run with. My friend Emma,... Read More
Use this Newton's 3 Laws Doodle poster project with your students to engage them in meaningful application of science concepts! Review the laws of motion with this printable that gives examples to help students refine their understanding of Newton's 3 Laws of Motion. Four student pages can be copied side by side on 11 x 17 paper to make a newspaper-style poster. (Great for hallway displays!) This reviews each of the laws of motion using fun doodle-style tasks. Print and go Easel Ready! Students can type in their answers and use the pen and highlight tools to draw and emphasize important concepts. This is ideal for distance learning or blended learning classrooms. This Newton's 3 Laws of Motion Product Includes: Page 1: Newton's 3 Laws (Overview of 3 laws, practice identifying the law described, facts about Isaac Newton) Page 2: Law # 1 (What is inertia?, Seat belts and law 1, Describe the law as it relates to a scenario) Page 3: Law # 2 (Describe law 2 as it relates to a scenario, draw the law, complete a Force, mass and acceleration chart) Page 4: Law # 3 (Label the action and reaction forces in the pictures, animals and the third law, balanced forces at work) Teacher Power Point file for going over each part of the doodle notes! Concepts covered: Forces Inertia Action Reaction Mass Acceleration Newton Newton's 3 Laws: First law of motion Second law of motion Third law of motion A sample of completed work with answers is included for each page. Note: This file is NOT editable due to clipart and font licensing agreements. More Newton’s Laws FUN: Newton’s Laws Task Cards Newton’s Laws Games Pack Other Science Poster Projects... Energy in an Ecosystem Poster Activity Matter Poster Activity Thank you for shopping Captivate Science! Follow my instagram store for updates, sales and giveaways! @captivatescience
Kindergarten Science doesn't need to be difficult. Here is a list of top 10 apps & websites to support hands-on learning.
These are my favorite trade books to help you teach introduce science, scientists, and perseverance in your elementary classroom. The links included are affiliate links to Amazon. How to Be a Scientist What is Science? Case Closed? Nine Mysteries Unlocked by Modern Science S is for Scientists Ada Twist, Scientist Mad Margaret Experiments With the Scientific Method ... Read more
Looking for a super fun but also educational general science game that works great for all ages? Check out this Game Review by the WOLFe Pack {Totally Gross - The Game of Science}
FREE Cellular Respiration Worksheet, Guided Notes, Bell Work, Power Point, Exit Quiz, Online Activities, Lesson Plans and much much more! Aerobic Respiration and Anaerobic Respirations.
How do you teach a subject that you, yourself, might have struggled with in school? Here are some great hacks to teach science to your homeschooler!
As a writer, scientist, and homeschooling mom, my passion is to share tips and tools for homeschool science. And I do so on my podcast and our company blogs, but I am not the only one out in the cyber-sphere who shares inspiration for this subject. Today, I want to share with you all ten blogs you can check out to glean some homeschool science inspiration.
Our adventures with Build Your Library took us to Africa this month! When the oldest showed some interest in chimpanzees and learning about Jane Goodall I jumped on it. Read on for lesson resources and our DIY lapbook lesson plans.
What is it about snot and farts that makes kids laugh? If it gets them to learn science, just go with it. Try these gross science experiments and activities.
If you have a teenager that likes crime stories and police shows they may be interested in learning about forensic science.
When you drop an object from your hand, what happens to that object? It falls to to the ground. If you have a glass of water and you turn it upside down, what
Here are 9 ideas to teach science without a textbook.
Last year after completing my full year biology curriculum, I decided to write a blog post to give context for why I chose the particular scope and sequence
Middle Ages to Reform. Free homeschool lapbooks from middle ages to reform.
10 Ideas to help students learn science vocabulary words10 Ideas to help students learn science vocabulary words-- awesome for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade
Is my curriculum secular? Is this a neutral or nonsectarian homeschool curriculum? Why & how to decide which is best for you. Reviews too!
Apologia Biology Science SuperSet Review - a super collection of high school, creation-based study for homeschool.
This year I created a small project for us to work on to continue work on high vs. low. I really enjoyed this project because the students...
Tips, strategies and resources to teach weathering and erosion in a more hands-on way, and build science skills at the same time
We have started to mummify a chicken, this is a fun project and your kids or students will learn a lot as they mummify a chicken.
Our homeschool is very literature rich. We do a lot of reading together and focus a lot on classics and living books. We always have a stack of books that we are reading for school.
Sedimentary rock is formed when layers of sediment, such as sand, mud, and small rocks, are pressed and cemented together over time. Here’s what happens: Sediment is created when rocks and minerals are broken down by weathering and erosion. This can happen when wind, water, or ice wear away at the surface of the Earth. ... Read more
Science In The Ancient World follows the history of science through the study of the weather, magnets, physics, astronomy, anatomy, medicine, and more up to the early Renaissance period with Leonardo da Vinci's inventions.
Aufbau der Burg - Tafelmaterial, Arbeitsblätter & TexteHier findest du ein sehr ausführliches Material zum Thema Aufbau einer mittelalterlichen Burg. Das Ma
Learn more about the classification of living things and some tips, definition and examples for remembering the classification.
This is an easy, fun experiment to find out how strong different shapes are.
Why not give your homeschool student a head start with this How to Use the Scientific Method guide? It's full of information, helpful tips and even breaks down the scientific method in an easy-to-understand format that your child will love.
Download the Genius Guide to FREE Science Museum Visits now and start planning your next science museum field trip now #Science
Living Science books add in-depth studies of scientific discoveries, scientists, and the inspiration and history surrounding them to your homeschool.
This year was the first time homeschooling our 12 year old. She had been in public school from Pre-K to 6th grade, and asked to be homeschooled midway 6th grade. (Though we didn’t pull her un…
