Quick Science Activity of the Month

Find a new, easy-to-try science activity each month designed to spark curiosity and connect learning to real life. These posts feature hands-on, tech-based, or creative science ideas for all types of learners—sometimes inspired by current events or tailored to different intelligences. Get practical prompts, portfolio suggestions, and a taste of the science-rich, integrated approach found in my books.

September STEAM Adventure: Shadows, Sun Power, and Car-Free Day

September is a month of balance, where the days and nights are nearly equal during the autumn equinox. As an unschooling parent, you can turn this natural phenomenon into a spark for curiosity. Imagine stepping outside with your child to explore the long shadows stretching across the grass or feeling the wind on your face. Together, you can wonder about the Earth’s tilt, the movement of the Sun, and even how to harness energy from the wind and sunlight. Dive into hands-on activities that blend science, art, and engineering, making learning an exciting adventure!

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Invent It Yourself! Celebrating Creativity and Curiosity This August with Homeschool Science

August offers a powerful invitation to homeschooling families: let children build, explore, and lead! With International Youth Day and Women’s Equality Day, it’s the perfect time to celebrate innovation and real-world problem-solving. Discover how everyday invention can become a complete learning experience through STEAM and social studies. From creating a Rube Goldberg machine that symbolizes youth empowerment to exploring the barriers faced by women in science, these engaging activities will inspire your child to ask bigger questions and make meaningful connections. Dive into this unschooling journey and unlock the potential of hands-on learning!

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Sky Rockets & Shadows: Explosive Science Fun for the 4th of July and Moon Day

Turn backyard fun into hands-on science learning with bottle rockets, moon craters, and planetary play. If you’re a homeschooler or unschooling parent looking for exciting, educational summer activities, this July science post is packed with experiments your kids will love. These seasonal science lessons are designed to meet NGSS standards while remaining playful, accessible, and

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Quick Science Activity of the Month: Discovering the Summer Solstice

Summer Solstice Graphic

Discover the science behind the Summer Solstice—the longest day of the year! Learn why it happens, how it connects to Earth’s tilt and orbit, and explore hands-on activities, vocabulary, and creative questions for every grade level. See how real-world science is all around us, and get a taste of the integrated, flexible learning approach found in my books.

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