science Archives - Homeschooling Teen

Tempting Careers for Foodies

These ideas provide foodies with numerous opportunities to succeed in the food industry.

How homeschool teens can prepare for a vet tech degree through hands-on learning.

Nutrition is a science that studies the relationship between diet and health.

The Perseid Meteor Shower runs from July 17th – August 24th. Plan your observations to maximize your chances of seeing a meteor!

The benefits of a STEM science camp for homeschooled high schoolers!

Leading tech innovators blend STEM with business by leveraging their technical expertise to reshape industries.

Do you know a homeschool student who needs to learn biology or chemistry?

Sublimation crafts encourage hands-on learning, experimentation, and creativity while reinforcing STEM concepts.

Easter egg geocaching combines the thrill of treasure hunting with the fun of an Easter egg hunt!

The Japanese line method is a unique way to visualize multiplication and make learning to multiply more interactive.

Here are 10 fun Valentine STEM activities that can be done at home.

Learn how speakers work while building your own DIY speakers!

Here are 12 fun and festive Christmas STEM projects and crafts that you can enjoy this holiday season!

Italian luxury fashion house Prada collaborated with the aerospace company Axiom Space to design some brand-new spacesuits!

Autumn is one of the best times of the year for composting, because of the abundance of organic materials that are available.

I updated and rearranged my computer workspace! How do you like it?

From Genesis to Revelation, we observe many uses of science, technology, engineering, and math in the Old and New Testament books.

Meet three teens who are pursuing their passions thanks to a Houston nonprofit.

This colorful pen set is a great back-to-school accessory for kids, teens, and homeschool families!

Here are some exciting end-of-summer STEM activities and projects that will make learning fun!

Homeschooled teens have a wealth of opportunities to learn the importance of sustainability.

Dorothy Jean Tillman II was homeschooled in her early years before entering college at age 10.