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Winter Solstice Activities for Homeschoolers: Science Behind the Seasons
Astronomy | Seasons

Winter Solstice Activities for Homeschoolers: Science Behind the Seasons

ByKelly Dowd December 11, 2024December 9, 2024

The Winter Solstice, happening around December 21st, is such a fascinating event for families to learn about together. It’s the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, and it happens…

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Macroinvertebrate Exploration: Hands-On Learning for All Ages
Citizen Science | Community Science | Creek and Stream Studies

Macroinvertebrate Exploration: Hands-On Learning for All Ages

ByKelly Dowd November 1, 2024October 4, 2024

What homeschooling family hasn’t wanted to escape the house on a beautiful fall, spring or summer day to play in the creek or stream? This article will tell you how to do just that, all…

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Recent volcano eruption as a way to link earth science to current events
Current Events | Earth Science | Field Trips | Homeschooling | Nature Studies

How to Teach About Earth Science Using Current Events

BySue Wenger September 15, 2024September 6, 2024

Earth science isn’t just about ancient history—it’s happening right now all over the world. By connecting lessons to current events like earthquakes, volcanoes, and floods, your kids can see earth science in action. They can…

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Exploring Wild Bees in Our Ecosystem: Why Are They Important?
Community Science | Nature Studies | Pollinators

Exploring Wild Bees in Our Ecosystem: Why Are They Important?

Byadmin August 13, 2024August 12, 2024

Let’s explore the world of wild bees – those tiny powerhouses essential for a thriving ecosystem. Much like when we explored freshwater macroinvertebrates to understand stream health, and the power of clouds to impact our…

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Clouds for Globe Observer: Clouds community science project
Citizen Science | Community Science | Nature Studies | Weather

Explore the Wonders of the Sky with Globe Observer: Clouds

BySue Wenger July 21, 2024August 28, 2024

Have you ever gazed up at the sky, fascinated by the ever-changing shapes and patterns of clouds? What if I told you that your cloud observations could contribute to real scientific research? With Globe Observer:…

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Group of happy teenagers
Community Science | Field Trips | Homeschooling | Teenagers

How to Motivate Your Teen: Six Strategies for Success 

BySue Wenger June 30, 2024June 12, 2024

As homeschooling parents, motivating teens can often feel like we’re pushing against the wind. We want to ignite their passions and guide them toward success, but sometimes we’re met with indifference, avoidance, or even anger….

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Connect Learning to Making Change: The Clean Water Challenge
Chemistry | Citizen Science | Community Science | Pollution | Watershed Studies

Connect Learning to Making Change: The Clean Water Challenge

BySue Wenger May 28, 2024May 28, 2024

Do you want to increase your kids’ awareness of the wider world? Do you also want to help them understand and show compassion for others who are less fortunate than them? And would you love…

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Respond to Bad News with Positive Change: Nitrate Watch
Chemistry | Community Science | Creek and Stream Studies | Watershed Studies

Respond to Bad News with Positive Change: Nitrate Watch

BySue Wenger April 21, 2024April 22, 2024

Often our kids read about distressing events in the news and feel helpless to do anything that helps cause positive change. Well, what if they found ways where they could? Let me share with you…

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Eight Great Ways for Kids to Have Fun with Flowers
Field Trips | Flowers | Homeschooling | Nature Studies | Pollinators | Tree Studies

Eight Great Ways for Kids to Have Fun with Flowers

BySue Wenger March 17, 2024March 11, 2024

Springtime has arrived and it’s time to get outside and enjoy the beauty of the season. And what better way than to have your family dive into some creative activities involving flowers. Here are 8…

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Nature Study: Tips & Tricks for Success In a Multiage Homeschool
Field Trips | Nature Studies

Nature Study: Tips & Tricks for Success In a Multiage Homeschool

ByKelly Dowd February 12, 2024February 12, 2024

We know firsthand how fulfilling – and challenging – it can be to manage a homeschool with kids of different ages. Especially when it comes to something as expansive as nature study! Between navigating the…

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