Science

Plunge into the mysterious tangle of trees, vines, and shrubs with these amazing jungle facts for kids. But watch out for the ants!

Which flower smells like rotting meat? Did flowers save the Scots from invasion? Find the answers and more with these flower facts for kids.

The September books for kids list is filled to the brim with all things fall. Leaves, apples, and the autumn equinox are all themes included.

Dinosaurs continue to fascinate young and old alike. Delve into some amazing dinosaur trivia with these dinosaur facts for kids.

These STEM summer coding activity sheets combine art, logical-thinking, and problem-solving–all with a fun beach theme!

Sink your teeth into some fun facts about food. Even your most reluctant learners will devour these interesting facts.

Teach science without lecturing and your students will fall in love with the subject! Here’s how to make science come alive for all kids!

Spark some creativity with a fantastic 4th of July coding activity for kids!

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With so many (SO MANY!) homeschool curriculums to choose from, it can be challenging to know which ones are going to work best for you and your family.

Add an ocean craft to your lesson plans to help deepen an ocean unit study. From plant life to animals, you are covered!

Give your students a summer packet to help prevent the summer slide. Keep reading for some ideas of what to include.

Dive into the deep blue sea with these fun facts about the ocean. They are sure to make a splash with the kids in your life.

After a rainfall is a perfect time to get your kids outside and do this awesome stem engineering activity. Challenge them to build a dam!

Create an out-of-this-world lesson with this fun hands-on moon phases activity. Kids love it when food is brought into their learning.

Get up close with the photosynthesis process by painting with chlorophyll. This STEM chlorophyll science lesson will be memorable for all.

Have your kids thinking outside the eggshell with this STEM egg drop challenge. They will be scrambling to design a way to protect the egg.

Take your lesson up a notch with these interesting facts about Earth. They are a great way to capture the attention of your kids.

In the spring, nature awakens after a long winter’s sleep. Enjoy the beauty of nature with these spring nature activities.

Pull out the recycle bin and let the kids get to work designing and creating a leprechaun trap. This is a great seasonal STEM activity!