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Lesson 5: Star Gazing

Telescopes and binoculars are pretty useless unless you know where to point them. I am going to show you some standard constellations and how to...

Eyeballoon

In this lab, we are going to make an eyeball model using a balloon. This experiment should give you a better idea of how your eyes work. The way...

Build Your Own ESCAPE Room!

How to Make an Escape Room that Actually Works Using Everyday Stuff Download Escape Room Kit Have you wanted to create a magic moment with your...

Working Lung Model

Food and air both enter your body through your mouth, diverging when they reach the esophagus and trachea. Food goes to the gastrointestinal tract...

Lesson 6: Multiplication Tables

If you haven’t memorized your multiplication table yet, I am going to show you how to you need to memorize only three of the 400 numbers on a 20...

Lesson 12: Division

If you hate long division like I do, then this lesson will be very useful in showing you how to make the most out of your division tasks without...

Robotic Hand

Your body moves when muscles pull on the bones through ligaments and tendons. Ligaments attach the bones to other bones, and the tendons attach the...

Lesson 7: Solar Astronomy

The Sun rotates, but because it’s not a solid body but a big ball of gas, different parts of the Sun rotate at different speeds. The equator rotates...

Lesson 21: Clothespin Catapult

Ancient people teach us a thing or two about energy when they laid siege to an...

Lesson 23: Drawing Machine

We’re going to make a quick and easy drawing machine that will teach...

Lesson 15: Burglar Alarms

Burglar alarms not only protect your stuff, they put the intruder into a panic...

Lesson 2: Magic of 11’s

Here’s our first MATH lesson. It is so easy that one night, I wound up showing...

Lesson 5: Star Gazing

Telescopes and binoculars are pretty useless unless you know where to point...

Lesson 9: Eyeballs

We are going to make an eyeball model using a balloon. This experiment should...

Lesson 16: Pi

Pi is a number (slightly greater than 3) that shows up when you divide the...

Lesson 26: Sprouts Math Game

This is a really neat game invented in 1967 by two mathematicians that was...

Lesson 25: Lasers, Jell-O, and Trigonometry

If you’re scratching your head during math class, wondering what...

Lesson 12: Division

If you hate long division like I do, then this lesson will be very useful in...

Tendon Reflex

Involuntary responses are ones that you can’t control, but they are usually in...

Testing Muscle Strength

Some groups of muscles are stronger than others because each group is designed...

Sound Matching

You know that sound comes from vibration which are picked up by the pinna...

Detective Boxes

In addition to looking pretty neat with all those loops and whirls, your...

All About Kidneys

Although urine is sterile, it has hundreds of different kinds of wastes from...

Heart Rate Monitoring

When you exercise your body requires more oxygen in order to burn the fuel...

What’s Your Lung Capacity?

Today you will make a calibrated, or marked, container that you will use to...

Robotic Hand

Your body moves when muscles pull on the bones through ligaments and tendons....

Consuming Oxygen

This experiment not only explains how your body uses oxygen, but it is also an...

Scent Matching

We now know that odor molecules are diffused throughout a room by the motion...

FREE Homeschool Science Class: Astronomy of Stars, Planets and Comets!

Learn all about planets, comets, and telescopes!

Relax while your kids have fun learning and I do all the teaching for you!

Take an intergalactic tour of the universe without leaving your seat! Discover which planets are up in the night sky and how to find them, including how to see the moons of Saturn and Jupiter with only a simple pair of binoculars! We’ll explore exotic moons, icy comets, rocky asteroids and dwarf planets on our tour of the solar system, and sneak a peek at interstellar objects recently detected that passed right through our solar system!

We’ll also learn about how it might be raining gemstones on the ice giants, how Jupiter regularly shocks its moons, how diamonds are actually quite common outside our solar system, and discover the one planet that actually has a tail!

Enter your email address to the right now to register, and I’ll send you all the details. The class will be given at the day and time shown to the right. Simply enter your info on the right of this page and register now, it’s absolutely FREE and I’m going to teach your kids real science while having a blast!

Inspiring Kids to Write Well

Inspiring Kids to Write Well

It’s usually not enough to just tell someone to “do” something – they need a real reason that makes sense, so they understand what it’s for and feel fully engaged in...

Writing Assignment: 55 Fiction

Writing Assignment: 55 Fiction

It’s hard to make kids do their writing assignments if they don’t understand what it’s for and why they need to do it.  And to be honest, a lot of writing assignments that are out...