One of my favorite subjects when I was in school was science and it is still one of my favorites to do with my kids! It is one of the first books I purchase when I am planning for the next school year and it is a subject I always make sure we get to on its scheduled day during the school year.
I am always looking for fun ideas and projects to do with my kids. Here are some links to help you when planning your next science topic…
- Having Fun with Science by Angie This post has lots of fun ideas and links to great science resources and project ideas.
- Science Project Display Board by Tricia This post at Heart of the Matter online is an excellent resource for science fair project displays.
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Science Fair 2011 This is an overview of my oldest son’s science project from this year.
Do you have any other resources you would like to share?
Heidi, a contributing author here at Habits for a Happy Home, is a homeschooling mom to three boys, ages 7, 5 and 3. Find her sharing a mixture of couponing, cost savings strategies and more on her blog, Heidi’s Miscellany.
christsavesme says
March 30, 2011 at 7:38 AMOh yes it is! Great job on the project! We had our fair a little earlier this year and had a great time. Our eldest son made a mousetrap car, the eldest daughter determined the pitch of my crystal glasses, and the youngest 2 did water cycle experiments. Congrats on the ribbons!
Blessings,
Kelly
Heidi says
April 1, 2011 at 9:53 PMWow! A mousetrap car, that sounds like fun! I know my boys would love that one! Thanks for the congrats…he was very excited!
The Merry Rose says
April 3, 2011 at 7:29 PMYour rock candy project looks like fun! A fun project I did cough cough cough years ago, when I was less than ten years old, was to grow the same plant in soils with different composition. I charted which ones did the best and jotted down what the ones that didn’t grow well needed from looking at the leaves. My father, who worked in the agri-chemical business, taught me about soils and plant nutrition. Wish I could remember all of that today! .
Heidi says
April 6, 2011 at 9:01 AMSounds like an interesting project and its always a nice bonus to learn from an expert!
Angie says
April 4, 2011 at 9:48 PMLove it, Great post!
Melanie Robbins says
April 6, 2011 at 1:01 AMI love science too! I have used Considering God’s Creation curriculum and am currently using Apologia’s Anatomy and Physiology curriculum. It’s so wonderful to have experiments laid out for you. I also supplement with other experiments as well. Thanks for sharing!
Heidi says
April 6, 2011 at 8:59 AMWe will be doing Apologia Anatomy next year and I am so looking forward to it! We are working on Apologia Astronomy this year. I do love the Apologia Science curriculum and have really enjoyed the book and projects!