HOMESCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCIENCE WITHOUT A CURRICULUM: How do we homeschool?

We have had a lot of fun doing science at home without using a curriculum this year. Here is how we do homeschool science!

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Coding Apps & Games:
Level Head (on the Nintendo Switch)

Favorite Science YouTube Channels -
For Older Kids/Teens:

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Welcome to Joyful Noise Learning! I’m Ashley and I have homeschooled my 3 kids since 2013. I’m a curriculum research junky and buyer, and I love making my Biblically based, affordable, Charlotte Mason inspired homeschooling fun for my kids and love to have you join along in this journey.

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[brittanymarie]

I do the same!! Younger kids need to stay curious and we need to have fun learning / teaching. I have a list of topics to cover month to month (about 2ish) and gather library books, coloring pages, whatever I can find to make that topic enjoyable for my kids. It allows us to change it up constantly but still feel like we are doing work. Right now we are studying birds and trees so I have blank posters up that we can fill in with information or pictures.

[sandraruiz]

Yes! This is also how we do science. I’ve tried a couple different science curriculums but they are so dry, or too many worksheets.

[alexisodle]

Love this! Makes the most sense for growing minds. How do you include this in your IHIP at the beginning of the year? (I live in NY and we have to submit our plan and curriculum lists at the beginning of the year)

[SummerMeyers]

I'm in the same boat with elementary/middle school age kids and trying to foster that curiosity. I wish I had been less worried about it when they were younger and trying to find a science curriculum. 💕💕

[CalmintheChaosHomeschool]

I’m loving these suggestions! Thank you!

[rachela.]

I'm doing the same now. I used Blossom & Root for science because of their book list and activities, but it's not anything I couldn't look up myself. Plus, it gets expensive the older they get! Like you said, it's just one more thing to add to a list so I'd rather just cater to their interests as they come up

[lifewithginab]

Yes we usually do science without a curriculum too... love the video Ashley!

[ourthriftyhomeschool]

I love all these ideas! Keep science fun 🥳

[ReiverGrad]

You made me feel better about my son and his science. Thank you!!!

[RockSimmer-galGod]

We read a lot of books for science and we watch a lot of science videos as well!!! We currently have a list of science experiments that we need to get to!!! My oldest daughter does coding!!! We love hello fresh for my oldest son and daughter!!! I’m trying to get my other older kid in the kitchen but I get a no!!!

[crystaljordan]

We get a free mini-lesson from Mystery Science every Monday. You can pay to get more access. The lessons are great and include printables. I almost took advantage of the discount they offered for full access at the beginning of the year. Maybe next year! The kids love that they get to vote on the next lesson topic. Check it out!

[lifewithginab]

We love the kiwico boxes... these crates are awesome! I even got one for myself a couple of times 🤣

[HomeSweetHomeschoolLife]

I feel like science is so easy to do with children because they are so curious.

[lifewithginab]

You can't go wrong with Legos! Lol perfect for winters!

[CalmintheChaosHomeschool]

We love the Christian nature readers as well!

[sarahcain]

Sounds about the same over here this year!