Homeschool Science Units – Video Post
This is a video post about Homeschool Science in the Elementary and Middle School Years. It highlights some of the activities and experiments we’ve incorporated in our science units over the years.
How do we know what science units to cover? I created a homeschool science checklist that I think about as we move from unit to unit. I have a general goal of what I’d like for the kids to have covered K to 8, but we’re also flexible and go off on tangents when it’s warranted!
The other page I mentioned in this video in our Science Units Page, which has links to dozens of our science activities. It is organized into various topics we’ve covered.
Finally, if you want to explore more of the science units we’ve covered, you can also use the categories in the left sidebar. Scroll down to SCIENCE and you’ll find all of the units we’ve covered in that area such as…
- Cell Unit
- Human Body Systems
- Digestive System
- Skeletal System
- Earth Science
- Rocks and Minerals
- Simple Machines
- And our latest science unit: Oceans
If this video was helpful, I’d love to hear from you here or over at our Homeschool Den Facebook Page. Thanks bunches! ~Liesl
- Simple Machines Unit
- Hands-On Homeschooling
- DD shares what she learned when we studied the Organelles of the Cell
- Becoming Deaf in One Year (A video post about my horrible year… six ear operations, crazy symptoms… and having to have everything removed from my left ear… ear drum, bones, balance system, everything! Ack!)
- How we Made our Earthquake Shake Table
- Ringing Rocks State Park (in Pennsylvania)
- Skip Counting by 6s – Clapping Game and Song
- The Kids Sing the 7 Continents Song – We did this to show how we used our Montessori World Pin Map.
If you are new to homeschooling, you might find some useful resources at this post: How to Start Homeschooling
See you again soon here or over at our Homeschool Den Facebook Page. Don’t forget to Subscribe to our Homeschool Den Newsletter! ~Liesl