http://www.tpt.org/newtons/index.php Public television offers wonderful resources, and here is one you may not find on your TV!  Check this link for episodes that cover animals and plants, earth and space, health and medicine, chemistry and food, technology and invention, and physics and sports.  There are also teacher’s guides available for most of the streaming videos [...]

http://tv.blinkx.com/show/bill-nye-the-science-guy/Br8O69m8lZ6B6bGyYSHj5tRDvYI#s1 Comedian/scientist Bill Nye stars as the genial host of this popular, fast-moving show designed to get kids interested in the science of everyday, and some not-so-everyday, things. Covering a wide range of subjects including ecology, biology, chemistry and physics, Nye gives an easy-to-understand, yet informative lesson that both kids and parents can enjoy.  This [...]

http://spigotsciencemag.com/site2/   With FREE membership, Spigot Science Magazine offers online issues full of science with math, language arts, and social studies add-ons.  Each issue includes games that can be printed, and there is also a teacher’s guide to go with each issue.  You are also not “stuck” with just the subject of the month – [...]

Demand the Evidence Conference is coming to Boutwell Auditorium on Saturday, August 28. Discover the answers to these and other questions: Can Genesis be trusted when it says God created the world in six days? What does belief in evolution say about the character of God? Is the earth really millions or billions of years [...]

Creation Illustrated is a quarterly science magazine for students with emphasis on God’s touch on every part of nature.  Each issue includes an Instructional Guide to help homeschoolers and teachers glean key spiritual and character-building lessons from each article.  This would be a great supplement to your nature/biology studies.  You can preview stories online or [...]

The Photographic Periodic Table of the Elements is a wonderful site for exploring the elements on the periodic table.  Click an element for a quick bio of it and its discovery, as well as photos of everyday items that contain the element.  Use this resource to supplement your chemistry and science studies.  You can also [...]

I have found Considering God’s Creation to be a wonderful science resource for us during the elementary grades.  I had tried reading the encyclopedias and doing narrations as detailed in The Well-Trained Mind, but I couldn’t seem to get it all together.  Perhaps it required too much prep work for me?  Probably! Considering God’s Creation [...]

“Want to generate kids’ interest in electricity?  Visit Alabama Power’s Learning Power for interactive games, fun activities and experiments, and coloring pages.  Also find advice for electricity safety, animated descriptions of how power plants work, and tips for kids on how to be more energy efficient.  In the section for teachers, explore lesson plans and [...]

Click here to download a FREE lapbook study for spring! “This mini lapbooking study will give your elementary students a wonderful overview of the spring season. Take a look and learn: How the earth’s tilt affects our seasons; Why the northern and southern hemisphere will never have the same season at the same time; How [...]

File Folder Fun offers games to supplement your educational efforts with grades Preschool through 2nd grade.  Good place to come for that little extra fun that encourages learning!