Science units

Science for first grade is all about creating hands-on engaging experiences for them! From health, to magnets, to spiders, to weather, to mammals, to objects in the sky and life cycles galore, there is simply so much to explore! Be set with these science for first grade lesson plans and activities for the ENTIRE YEAR!!

EDUCATIONAL CHART DESIGNED BY TEACHERS: Our Physical Units poster helps students to learn, engage and remember more information than ever before. Covering the basics of the units of measurement used to measure physical factors, this unique school poster can play a vital role in improving both students' understanding and classroom décor. SUPPLEMENT KNOWLEDGE: Our educational school posters are colorful, beautifully illustrated and contain a huge amount of valuable information. This Science…

I'm going to assume everyone has at least one school subject that is not exactly their forte. Science is one of mine. But I also have kids that really

Use STEM in your science activities for kids. It's easy! Just add technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Layers of the Atmosphere activities are amazing ways to enjoy simple science fun with your kids. You'll be able to take your learning adventures to a whole new level with these easy-to-use, print-and-go science activities.

Which Homeschool Science Units should we study in K-8th grade? This is a free printable for exploring some of the science units you might want to cover in Elementary and Middle School. This is a free printable science checklist for homeschoolers planning their science curriculum. #homeschoolden #homeschoolscience #homeschoolsciencecurriculum #homeschoolcurriculum #homeschoolscienceunits #sciencecurriculum #homeschooling #homeschoolunits

Many of us homeschool moms turn into curriculum junkies. I love to see what's new and available...especially when what we're using doesn't seem to be effective. Yes, we need to just buckle down and do the work sometimes, but learning should be a joy. And sometimes, you don't figure out that a curriculum isn't working for your student until you're a couple months (or five) into your school year! Then what do you do?

Table showing some common Derived Quantities and their SI Units