Human Body Unit
What do we want our children to know about the human body? Understanding big ideas about living things is coreContinue Reading
Author: Reizelie Barreto, PhD
Reizelie is a former homeschool parent and a trained science and Montessori teacher with a passion for curriculum development. She loves learning and teaching and on her spare time she helps families create home environments that enrich a child's learning. Reizelie has a PhD in science education and has been working in the field of education for the last 19 years. She loves helping teachers, schools, and homeschooling families improve their science curriculum in ways that are authentic to scientists' work.
Planning the Year’s Science Curriculum
Deciding what science topics to cover in a school year can feel overwhelming. But, with the right tools and mindset,Continue Reading
Take the Sink & Float Activity Further
If you scroll through social media accounts, you will find a plethora of examples of folks doing sinking and floatingContinue Reading
How to Create a STEM Corner at Home
These days, entertaining children at home can be a daunting and exhausting task for parents. But inspiring and inviting childrenContinue Reading
How to Turn a Chore into a Science Lesson
I have a confession to make. I love coffee. Since I love coffee so much, I wanted to figure outContinue Reading
How to Create the Perfect Bug Repellent
{This post contains affiliate links at no additional cost to you.} Do you want bugs to stop loving your children?Continue Reading
Kinetic Energy
The concepts of potential and kinetic energy are two well studied concepts in physics. Children, often learn about them inContinue Reading
Parachutes on the Moon?
A few days ago, I posted an activity about moon craters. Many of you reached out to me and toldContinue Reading
Swinging Blocks
A traditional experiment physicists study is pendulums. It is a cool experiment for children to semi-replicate at home. This experimentContinue Reading
Moon Craters
Help children think about cause and effect relationships through moon craters! All the details in this blog post.
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