Science is one of our favorite subjects to explore, especially when it’s hands-on and fun. Whether you’re teaching in the classroom or learning at home, these science activities and printables make complex topics more engaging for kids.
From life cycles and weather to STEM challenges and themed worksheets, this collection includes a wide variety of science ideas for elementary students. Scroll down to find interactive resources that help spark curiosity and make learning stick.
A human body systems word search is a fun way to help kids explore anatomy while building problem-solving skills. This printable focuses on key parts of the body’s major systems, making it a simple but effective learning tool for upper elementary and middle school students. Whether used in classrooms, homeschool lessons, or just for extra…
Learn about the human body with this free lymphatic system labeling worksheet for kids. This simple and interactive tool helps break down the basics of the lymphatic system, making it easier for young learners to understand. It’s a great addition to science lessons at home or in the classroom. Pair this with our other human…
If you’re searching for the best homeschool curriculum for high school, this list is built from what we’ve actually used and trusted over the years. From math and science to electives and foreign languages, we’ve tried a wide range of options, some that worked brilliantly, and others we quickly replaced. What we’ve learned is that…
Butterfly life cycle activities for preschoolers are one of those topics that keep coming back in our seasonal lessons, simple to set up, and surprisingly effective. Whether it’s watching caterpillars grow or building their own life cycle craft, preschoolers stay engaged and actually remember what they’ve learned. This list includes the printables, sensory bins, and…
Books about inventions for kids were a big hit in our homeschool, especially when my son started dreaming up his own wild creations. We spent hours reading stories about inventors whose accidental discoveries and creative ideas changed everyday life, from popsicles to bubble gum. It turned into a fun way to spark curiosity without feeling…
Finding a free homeschool science curriculum that’s both engaging and effective can feel overwhelming. When we started homeschooling, I wanted more than just textbooks, I wanted hands-on experiments, living books, and interactive lessons. Luckily, there are fantastic homeschool science curriculum options that cover biology, chemistry, earth science, and more, without the high price tag. Whether…
Over the past seven years of homeschooling, I’ve tested a lot of homeschooling resources, some were game-changers, others didn’t quite fit. This page brings together the ones we’ve actually used and found helpful, from free printables and full curriculum reviews to hands-on projects and high school prep. Whether you’re just starting out or teaching across…
Finding a secular homeschool curriculum that’s truly non-religious and still high quality can be frustrating. When we started homeschooling in 2018, I spent hours sorting through programs that claimed to be neutral but still slipped in religious content. Over the years, I’ve tested dozens of options with my son, from preschool to high school. This…
These free leaf coloring pages have been one of our favorite low-prep activities for fall. Each printable features a different type of leaf, like maple, oak, and holly, paired with simple facts to help kids learn as they color. Whether you’re teaching about seasons, trees, or just need a quiet art activity, these pages are…
Preschoolers get extra excited about math when it feels like play, and a space counting worksheet is a simple way to make that happen. These counting printables combine coloring with number practice, helping kids build counting, sequencing, and fine motor skills as they work with rockets, astronauts, and planets. They’re easy to print and use…
Although we homeschool, there is no reason we shouldn’t have fun on the holidays. I have put together our favorite homeschool Valentine’s Day ideas. Which include lesson plans, books, and fun activities. These Valentine’s Day printable activities are not just educational though. I have included Valentine’s arts and crafts and lots of fun. Valentine’s Day…
The life cycle of a Christmas tree worksheet has been a fun way for us to bring nature study into the holiday season. Watching how a tree grows from a tiny seed into a full-grown conifer has always fascinated my son, and this simple activity helped make that process feel real. It walks kids through…
The parts of a Christmas tree worksheet have been a fun addition to our December learning, especially when we’re decorating our own tree. My son always asks what each part is called, so labeling it together with this printable turned into a little tradition. It’s a simple way to combine festive fun with early science…
Star Wars educational activities are a fun way to bring learning to life—especially if you have a young Jedi at home who’s obsessed with the galaxy far, far away (like my son!). Whether you’re looking for themed math games, writing prompts, science experiments, or art projects, these ideas blend Star Wars fun with real educational…
Finding the right homeschool science kits has made hands-on learning way more manageable and a lot more fun for both of us. Science never came easily here, so I’ve always looked for ways to make it more interesting. STEM kits, experiments, and real lab tools helped turn abstract lessons into something my son could actually…