Learn about the parts of a flowering plant with this coloring page and cut and paste page. Perfect to review Cycle 1 Week 11 Science. We are continuing our study on living things, and this week our focus is shifting to parts of a flowering...
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Work on types of plant leaves with this cut and paste and nature hike. This packet uses clip art and real photos to help children identify lobed, cleft, needlelike, scalelike, oval, and linear leaves. Classical Conversations Cycle One Science Week 10 The weather is...
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Grab these parts of a plant worksheet to practice where roots, stems, and leaves are on a plant. There are clip art pictures and real pictures to label. They are perfect for Science Cycle 1 Week 9. Sometimes our science memory work is quite...
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This free vertebrate activity has real-life photos of 20 animals for children to sort into five categories. The children will read the information provided for each major group, and then the children must determine if the picture is a bird, amphibian, reptile, mammal or fish....
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This free animal and plant cell worksheet, has children coloring in cell parts, cut and pasting them in the right cell, and finally comparing the cells. Perfect for Classical Conversations Science Cycle 1 Week 3. Get your free printable by clicking on the blue button...
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Are you curious about what science looks like in other homeschools? Check out how we do faith based science with a glimpse into one day of our lives. My oldest boys were having their annual check-up, and the doctor was making small talk. “So what is...
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Do your kids like to explore on the beach? Try out these 25 beach learning activities to build background knowledge before you head to the beach! This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to you, but...
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“Oh, that fruit is cut open. It can’t be a living thing.” my kindergartener said as he meticulously covered up the green kiwi. Legos were scattered across the table, and my boys were in competition mode. My oldest held his breathe while C reached over to...
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*This post contains affiliate links “An orca is part of the dolphin family,” my oldest announced as were playing a game based on the Tide Pool Reader. Being the know it all nature person (not really), I answered, “I don’t think that is right.” “It...
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This STEM measurement activity gets children designing their own Javelin and then measuring how far they can throw it. This summer has been hard on us. It has been difficult keeping them off of electronics and keeping attitudes in check. I’m finding that I have...
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