On September 13, 1994, President Bill Clinton signed the Federal Crime Bill, which included the U.S. DNA Identification Act. This act authorized the establishment of a national index to keep track of … [Read more...] about DNA & Genetics: A Unit Study
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Ultimate Science Project Notebook {Free}
Here is a perfect tool for the DIY Homeschool Mom: The Ultimate Science Project Notebook by Kathleen Hooper Julicher. Published by Castle Heights Press in 1993 and revised in 2008, this 47-page … [Read more...] about Ultimate Science Project Notebook {Free}
Summer Fun Activity: Learning Synths
Here is a great summer fun learning activity: Learning Synths! This extensive interactive created by a music software company helps students explore the elements of sound in a fun and engaging … [Read more...] about Summer Fun Activity: Learning Synths
A-B-C of Electricity {Free eBook}
Do you have a student with an electronic interest? Feed the fire with this "first" book of electricity! A-B-C of Electricity by William H. Meadowcroft covers the basics in a way that is easy to … [Read more...] about A-B-C of Electricity {Free eBook}
Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Moon Landing Resources
The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is July 20, 2019! We have updated our The First Moon Landing unit study, which already includes dozens and dozens of resources. With the renewed … [Read more...] about Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Moon Landing Resources
Summer Fun Activity: Make a Balloon Rocket
The summer months are a great time to experiment outside — keep 'em learning! No one will object to making a balloon rocket! You'll find everything you need over at ScienceBob.com. Only four items … [Read more...] about Summer Fun Activity: Make a Balloon Rocket
Virtual Frog Dissection {Free}
Well, you knew it had to happen eventually. Your high school student needs to dissect a frog. If you prefer to avoid the mess (and smell, among other things) perhaps this virtual frog dissection will … [Read more...] about Virtual Frog Dissection {Free}
Morse and the Telegraph {Free Unit}
On May 24, 1844, the first Morse code telegraph message was sent over a line from the Supreme Court room in the Capitol in Washington, D. C., to Samuel Morse's assistant in Baltimore as part of a … [Read more...] about Morse and the Telegraph {Free Unit}
Wonders of Creation Series {Updated}
We loved these books. When you are educating the natural way, it is hard to find a science series appropriate for middle school children. Obviously, literature is the way to go here. Before they have … [Read more...] about Wonders of Creation Series {Updated}
The Structure and Habits of Spiders {Free eBook}
The Structure and Habits of Spiders by J. H. Emerton is a free public domain title that simply but adequately covers the habits, anatomy, and classification of spiders. It is also a perfect fit to our … [Read more...] about The Structure and Habits of Spiders {Free eBook}
