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Current Homeschool Activities: The Renaissance! What does the word "Renaissance" mean? When was the Renaissance period? Who are some of the famous Renaissance artists? What innovations are a result of the Renaissance period? Click the links, below, to learn about the Renaissance:
Previous Homeschool Activities: Medieval Castles and Villages! What was life like in Medieval times? How did one become a knight? What was a chain mail? What was a joust? How were castles built? Build your own castle and imagine living in Medieval Times. Take pictures of your castle. Write a story about a character living in the Middle Ages. Click the links, below, to get started:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Weather! What causes the wind to blow? What is a tornado? How are clouds formed? What causes lightning? What does a "storm chaser" do? Can you measure the wind's speed? Learn all about the elements of weather. Make anemometers, barometers, and rain gauges, and learn from the games and activities, too!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Water! What is water made of? What happens when water freezes or evaporates? How does water dissolve other substances? Why do we need water, and how much do we need? How does the Water Cycle work? What is ground water? Learn all about water and enjoy the games and activities, too!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Light! How fast is light? How does light get its color? What is the relationship between Light and Life? What is infrared light? How can heat be seen? How can you bend light? Read about light, below, then do the experiments and activities!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Airplanes! How do they stay up in the air? How do they take off and land? What did the first airplane look like? Who attempted the first flights with airplanes? What does "aerodynamic" mean? Learn and find out and have fun!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Sleep! Why do we need to sleep? How much sleep do we need each night? What would happen if we didn't sleep? Are there any animals that don't sleep? What is sleepwalking? Why do we dream? Find out through these links. Then write a story about a dream you had recently!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Elevators! How does an elevator work? Who invented elevators and why? What are the different types of elevators? Where is the highest elevator? What is the fastest elevator? Find out at these links:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Solar Energy! What is solar energy? How can solar energy be used? Can solar energy be fun? What about solar cars? Find out at these links:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Presidents' Day! What presidents were born in February? What dates were they born on? Who is known as "The Father of Our Country"? Who had the nickname of "Honest Abe" and why? What achievements is he known for? Read and find out, then have fun with the crafts and activities!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Abraham Lincoln! When was Abraham Lincoln born? What states did he live in? What was it like to live in a log cabin? What types of jobs did Lincoln have before he became President? Read and learn more about Abraham Lincoln, below. Draw and illustrate a "Picture Timeline" similar to the one, below:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Ostriches! Are ostriches the biggest bird? Why can't they fly? Do they bury their heads in the sand? Do ostriches really eat stones? Learn more about ostriches here:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about the Human Skeleton! How many bones are in the human body? What is the biggest bone? What is the longest bone? Why are bones important? What makes your bones move? How do broken bones mend? Learn more about bones at these links:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn about Lasers! What does L.A.S.E.R. stand for? When were lasers invented and by whom? Why are lasers different colors? What is the most common use for lasers? Can a laser be used as a weapon? Do you own a laser? See the websites below for a better understanding of how lasers are part of your everyday life, then find them in your own home.
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn About Static Electricity! What causes static electricity? Why do we notice static electricity more in the winter or when it's dry inside? Why does static electricity make your hair stand up, and why does it make a popping noise? What are positive and negative charges? What makes a balloon stick to a wall? Find out with these articles and activities:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn About The Moon! Is there water on the Moon? How are ocean tides affected by the Moon? What are the high and low temperatures on the Moon? Why does the Moon have different phases? See what creates the phases of the Moon, in the links below. Draw illustrations of the different Moon phases and label each phase:
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3. Interactive Moon Phases: Click Here to see what causes the different phases of the Moon.
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn About Woolly Worms! What is a "woolly worm" or "woolly bear"? What do woolly worms turn into -- a butterfly or a moth? How many sets of legs do woolly worms have? Can they forecast the weather? What do they eat? How do they protect themselves? Draw pictures of woolly worms and learn more about them at the links below:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn About Owls! Can an owl turn its head around completely? How do owls protect themselves from enemies? Can you see the ears on owls? Put together the online puzzle of the Great Horned Owl by following the links below:
Previous Homeschool Activities: Bats, Bats, Bats! Are bats blind? How many different kinds of bats are there? Are bats dangerous or are bats gentle? What is Echolocation ? How do bats help us? Learn myths and facts about bats. Put together a bat puzzle online. And create bat crafts, such as a Noodle Bat Necklace, Bat Mobile, a Flapping Bat, and more. Just click the links, below.
Previous Homeschool Activities: Autumn Is Here! What is the Autumnal Equinox? What is the celestial equator? Why do we call Autumn "Fall"? Why do leaves change colors in the Fall? What is "chromatography"? Try the science experiment, below, to separate colors in leaves. Write a description of what happens. Learn more about the Autumnal Equinox and the Fall season. Click the links, below, to get started:
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn About Spider Webs! Observe spider webs outdoors, in woods, parks, or on nature walks. Keep your distance from the web and spiders, so you don't disturb them. Sketch the type of webs you see. Visit the next 3 links to learn more different spider webs, how they are spun, how they catch prey, how to identify spiders, and more!
Previous Homeschool Activity: Learn About Cicadas! What are cicadas? How do they make their buzzing noise? Why are they noisiest during late-summer months? Why do they shed their shells? Sketch a picture of a cicada and describe it, then keep in your Science Journal.
Previous Homeschool Activities: History of Ice Cream! What's the history of ice cream? How did it ever come to be? What ancient civilizations used ice and enjoyed snow cones and chilled delicacies? How did they keep the ice frozen and the desserts chilled? What was one of the first recipes for ice cream? When was ice cream first served in cones? How might you make ice cream today? Visit these websites to find out, then make your own ice cream, take a picture of it, and describe how you made it.
Previous Homeschool Activities: Make a Website! Have you made your own website yet? Do you know how to design your site, or how to lay it out? How do you place certain features on your website? How do you get a domain name or hosting for your site? Do you know how to create a site, using basic HTML? You can get started on your website, today, with the ideas and tips listed here!
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Previous Homeschool Activities: Solar Energy! What is solar energy? How do solar panels work? What are photovoltaic systems? How do solar energy power plants function? How can you save energy? Create your own solar cooking devices and a small solar-powered car, with the activities below!
Previous Homeschool Activities: Attract Bluebirds! Have you seen bluebirds in your area? How are bluebirds beneficial, or helpful, to us? What other birds are bluebirds related to? Why has the bluebird population diminished? Try attracting bluebirds to your area with these tips, below. Do the activities on bluebirds. Sketch, paint, or color the beautiful bluebird, too!
Previous Homeschool Activities: Chipmunks! Have you seen chipmunks darting about this Spring? Where have they been all winter? How do they store their food, and how often do they eat during the winter? How do chipmunks dig their burrows, and how long are their tunnels? Learn more about chipmunks, and find photos of chipmunks that look like those in your region, through the links, below.
Previous Homeschool Activities: Nest Building! Birds spend a lot of time and energy building nests in the Spring. How do they build their nests? What do they use? Why are some bird nests different from others? Can you find nests in your yard or neighborhood parks? How might you help birds during their nest-building season? Have fun learning through these activities, below!
Previous Homeschool Activities: The Constitution What is the Constitution of the United States? How old is the Constitution? Who were the Framers of the Constitution? What are amendments to the Constitution, and why do we have them? Where can you see images of the original Constitution? Learn more about the Constitution and the history of the United States. Get started with the links here:
Previous Homeschool Activities: Geography Fun! - Where is Australia? Where is Yellowknife? Where is Barbados or Antigua? What states do the Snake River, Mississippi River, or Rio Grande run through? Click the links below to learn more about your world!
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Previous Homeschool Activities: "Green Living" - What does "green living" mean? What are some forms of alternative energy? What causes the climate to change? What are greenhouse gases? What are emissions and carbon footprints? Name some great ways to recycle. Check out the Recycle City at the Environmental Kids Club, by clicking more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Mayans, Aztecs, and Incas! Who were the Mayans, the Aztecs, and the Incas? Where did they establish their empires? Map the areas inhabited by these three civilizations. Take the Mayan Adventure, see architecture of the Aztecs, and take virtual tours, by clicking more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Presidents! Can you name all 44 presidents of the United States? Which presidents were farmers before they became president? Which presidents had pets living in the White House, and which had a pony at the White House? View a slideshow of all the presidents, sketch the presidents, and more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Paper Structures Can flimsy paper support itself? Can it support objects heavier than itself? Why? How might you prove paper's ability to hold weight? What types of items can you create with paper? How are architects and engineers using paper and cardboard for emergency shelters? Try these hands-on activities and more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Colors What colors make up a rainbow? What is white light? How does our brain interpret color? What happens when you mix colors? Find answers to these questions and try some of the color experiments, by clicking more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Electrifying Facts How do stun guns turn electricity into pain? How do light bulbs turn electricity into light? How do TVs turn electricity into moving pictures? How does lightning work? Do these electric projects and more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Spring Has Sprung! What is Spring and when does it start? What does Vernal Equinox mean? Why do the seasons occur at different times in the Northern and Southern hemispheres? How can you make flowers with eggshells? Or make eggs hatch with balloons? Have fun doing and learning by clicking more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Story Writing What makes a good story? How do you start a story? What is a "character web"? What is "setting"? What is "conflict" in a story? What is "resolution"? Find the answers to these questions by clicking more here....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Snow! What causes snow? Why is each snowflake different? Read the book, Snowflake Bentley. Make your own snowflakes, a snowglobe, and other crafts, by clicking more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Geometric Shapes in Nature How many geometric shapes can you find in Nature? Take a nature walk, sketch the different shapes you see, and learn more here....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Life on the Rails. Who were the Boxcar Children? What are boxcars and what are they used for? What is the history of the railway? How is it used today? Take the "Virtual Field Trip" along the Transcontinental Railroad and more....
Previous Homeschool Activities: Learn About Squirrels, where they sleep at night, where their dreys are located, when baby squirrels are born, what they eat, and more....
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