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Tag: anatomy
Science Games for School
Science games are much more difficult to come by in stores, unless you head specifically to a school supply store, and then it’s pretty much a regurgitation of what you’ve learned in a trivial pursuit style. Still there are SOME gameschooling games that are fun to play, and I’ll tell you most of these are geared towards…
Anatomy Unit
This coming year we’re going to be studying anatomy, and I am super excited about it. I’ve been pinning and storing ideas for our science lessons on my anatomy Pinterest board. As I wrote my anatomy lesson plans (all our lessons inspired by these anatomy lessons) I organized the ideas to do for the year,…
Science labs for high school
Y’all my kids are in high school and I’ve discovered science labs are much more difficult than our labs in elementary and middle school. Elementary science lessons were easy, “Go grab the baking soda and the vinegar, and let’s go!” Now I need actual equipment for our science labs, and I can’t complete science lessons…
A High School Health Curriculum You Can Love
In high school, I took 4 years of science. My first year I took generic science, and I pretty much remember a debate about evolution, and my teacher showing us some kind of low grade explosive. Then I took chemistry, physics, astronomy, and psychology. Oh, and health, but that wasn’t considered science but was more…
How to make a candy spine
Can I just say I got some strange things as I tried searching “candy spine?” Oh, and this was a very popular science lesson, something about the crazy sugar high they were on after making AND eating the silly candy spine thing made it one of our most popular anatomy lessons of the year. {This…