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Fun Science Projects and Experiments for Homeschoolers

September 29, 2016 by Rebecca Huff // This post contains affiliate links

I have never been one to do a lot of in-depth science projects, but all that has changed.  After a three year break in my homeschooling career, we are back in full swing!  My son loves to do experiments, so I had to broaden my scientific horizon.

There are lots of fun science projects and experiments that homeschoolers (or anyone!) can do with common household items.

Secret Intelligent Agent Tools doing Fun Science Projects

Today we spent time doing some Science Projects for Secret Intelligence Agents!  What kid doesn't love to write secret messages? My children are big fans of being secret agents, ninjas, spies and all that fun stuff.

Create Invisible Ink – this is a fun science project that kids have been doing for years. Probably most kids didn't even realize it was science! What makes the “ink” turn brown? A warning about this one, younger kids may not have the dexterity or patience it takes to hold the paper steady over a flame and could catch the paper on fire. Use caution!

Fun Science Projects for Secret Intelligent Agents at work deciphering messages in our homeschool science time!

Experiments help us to learn valuable lessons.  We enjoy science but I have to tell you, they don't even know it is part of “school” or that it is learning time!

Here are some more great experiments we have enjoyed doing.

Does smell affect taste experiment – This one was interesting!

Melting Ice Experiment – why do kids love this one so much!?

Make an Eggshell Disappear Experiment

We tried to design a Rainforest garden in a jar using some basil seeds someone gave us at the hummingbird festival but what we learned is that we aren't good gardeners.

How to Turn a Penny Green – this experiment is simple, inexpensive and fun to do. The children performed this experiment in my laundry room where I typically keep vinegar.

We also enjoy using an app called Sky Guide to view the constellations. Viewing the constellations can also be tied to a Bible Study.

Little Passports has just launched a whole new way to explore the world- Science Expeditions!  And, for a limited time, this subscription is on sale!

If your child loves science, technology, engineering, art and math, like mine do this is a perfect gift for them. Plus, if you order by October 24th, Little Passports is offering 15% OFF a 12-month subscription! 

You can take advantage of this offer by using code:SCIENCE15 at check out. It is a perfect opportunity to pre-order for the holidays- first packages ship on December 1st!

Science projects in homeschooling

I would love to see more Science Experiments happening in our house, what are your favorite ones? Share in the comments below so we can save them for future lessons!

*Some of the links in this post are affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link.

Category: HomeschoolingTag: experiments, homeschool, science

About Rebecca Huff

In 1991 I became a mom. It was the beginning of what I consider the most important career in life. As a mother to 6 children, I am constantly living by trial and error to figure out what works for my family! I have many passions but my number one will always be my children!

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