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Danny and the Dinosaur for Poppins Book Nook
I’m a day late getting this up. If you’re here today looking for 10 Ways to Pamper yourself, you’ll have to come back tomorrow. It’s only Tuesday, and I fell like it’s been THAT WEEK, just for all I...
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Science Sunday: Snakes
I’m finally getting our snake post written, it feels like I’ve been trying to write it forever. The good news is, since I took so long I was able to get almost every one of our snake activities...
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Zoology for kids
Zoology is a favorite subject with elementary kids. They love to watch animals, go to the zoo, act like animals, and will watch endless animal movies. Or maybe that’s just my kids? Either way I’m...
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Zoo animals for Kids
Fingers crossed this week my kids are going to the zoo, I hope. After most zoo trips we spend some time reviewing all we know about the animals we saw and talking about the zoo animals. Tigers are a...
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Amphibians and Reptiles unit
I think an amphibians and reptiles unit is one of the most fun science lessons with little guys because it’s so easy to become a field trip. You just load up and head to the nearest pet store and...
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Farm animals unit
A farm animals unit is great for early elementary and preschool kids, and I’ll freely admit most of these posts are geared for that age range. We studied many of these animals in kindergarten and...
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Elementary Biology lessons
Last year I was overly amibitious. I decided to cover two homeschool science curriculums in the same year. It was a little crazy, but my kids enjoyed the material, so it turned out well. This year...
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How did dinosaurs digest food?
Little kids love dinosaurs and my kids are no exception to that rule. So anytime I can bring a bit of dinosaur knowledge into their science lessons it’s a big hit. This time we looked at how did...
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Using art to teach science, let kids act it out
I remember very distinctly an art project we did in 4th grade. We sat there with a brown paper bag, and we worried at it, and crumpled it, and generally abused the paper bag until it had a texture...
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How to write an animal report with free printable
This past week we read about platypus. They’re fascinating creatures that don’t really fit into any of our categories of animals perfectly. It’s got a bill like a duck, it’s body is rather like that...
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