by Pandia Press | Jun 2, 2019 | Author: Lisa Greenhut, REAL Science Odyssey, science
Are you looking for a new science curriculum? Wondering how to decide? If so, you might have noticed curriculum options that advertise themselves as “neutral” when it comes to evolution. The idea is that secular families need not worry about having to cut out...
by Pandia Press | Mar 14, 2019 | Author: Dahlia Schwartz, Guest Post, Pi Day, REAL Science Odyssey, Resources
[Originally published March 14, 2018]You probably first encountered pi as I did: in elementary or middle school math, where it played a mysterious role in equations for the area and circumference of a circle. I had never encountered a number like pi, and the presence...
by Pandia Press | Oct 28, 2018 | Astronomy, Author: Lauren Ray John, Guest Post, REAL Science Odyssey
A child looking up to the sky each night is a stargazer in the making. And you, as a responsible parent, should take the time to figure out if this is the real deal or just another fad. If your child has indeed caught the science bug, then you might consider buying...
by Pandia Press | Oct 11, 2018 | Author: Maggie Martin, Guest Post, REAL Science Odyssey, Resources
Have you thought about creating a makerspace to foster STEM learning in your homeschool? With the increasing emphasis placed on STEM education, many educators in both school and home settings are using makerspaces to enrich learning. Whether you’re just hearing about...
by Pandia Press | Sep 4, 2018 | Author: Lisa Greenhut, Guest Post, Lab, REAL Science Odyssey
Are you thinking about buying a microscope for kids? Microscopes are amazing science tools that can greatly enhance your child’s learning experience. If you’re wondering what to buy, which features are important, or how much it could cost, read on! Does my...
by Pandia Press | Aug 28, 2018 | Author: Denise Wilson, Guest Post, REAL Science Odyssey
How can we possibly compete with that? Well, I’ll tell you—we don’t actually need to compete with the magical world of Harry Potter, but we can definitely take some lessons. Our children are born to figure things out, explore, experiment with new ideas, make mistakes,...
