Kindergarten physics homeschool curricula

Engineering, Other (Science), Physics

The wedges lessons in this book are supported by three relevant and captivating activities designed to engage children with engineering experiences and teach them to actively think and question the world around them. During these lessons, participants will learn how wedges push things apart, and how to make two types of paper airplanes. Additionally, participants learn to identify wedges as a simple machine, use higher level thinking to make comparisons, ask and answer questions, make prediction

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Grades:

K - 8th

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Homeschool Curricula, Lesson, Centers

The Great Egg Drop Experiment and Challenge

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The Caffeinated Homeschoolista

This is such a fun family or school activity. Teaming siblings with grandparents, aunts, and uncles to compete on a sunny afternoon or great in a classroom setting. The packet is simple and to the point with general challenge details, rules, suggested materials, and room to sketch designs. Once complete, students use the back page to draw the finished product and answer some questions about what they learned.

Subjects:

Easter, General Science, Physics

Grades:

K - 10th

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Activities, Lesson

Introduction to Gravity

Created by

LittleExplorer

What keeps us on the earth? Why do objects fall down? Why can't I jump to the moon? These a simple questions, with complicated answers. Kids have a knack for asking questions that are hard for teachers to explain. Here is a book that explains the in's and out's of gravity. It is so simple a preschooler can understand.

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Homeschool Curricula, For Parents

Grades:

PreK - 2nd

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Force & Motion Worksheets: Engaging Push & Pull Activities Kindergarten to First

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Skoolmaths - Math Science ELA Resources

Engage Young Minds with Our Force & Motion Worksheets!Dive into the fascinating world of physics with our "Force & Motion Worksheets: Engaging Push & Pull Activities for Kids." Specifically designed for elementary learners, this resource is perfect for first and second graders beginning their journey into science.Why Choose Our Push & Pull Worksheets?Interactive Learning: Each worksheet is crafted to not only teach but also engage young students. Through a series of thought-provo

Subjects:

General Science, Physics, Science

Grades:

K - 1st

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The Interested Homeschool

NGSS:

K-PS2-2

, K-PS2-1

Playful Science for Preschool - 8 Lessons

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This Playful Science for Preschool course is broken into 8 lessons which each cover a different scientific concept. The lessons incorporate story, movement and experiment for relaxed and fun learning. These lessons have been tested, by me, on preschoolers at my home school co-op. Every class the students were engaged up until we ran out of time (45 mins). Every class, the students told their parents about the class and I had many positive reviews from the parents. You can certainly adapt the

Subjects:

Chemistry, General Science, Physics

Grades:

PreK - 1st

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Teacher Manuals, Homeschool Curricula, Lesson

Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 16: How to Draw Newton's 1st Law of Motion

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw Newton's First Law of Motion. These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 16 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace it, then color. Older students can use the drawing guide to hone thei

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Grades:

K - 6th

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Classical Conversation Cycle 2 Week 18: How to Draw Newton's 3rd Law of Motion

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw Newton's Third Law of Motion. These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 18 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace it, then color. Older students can use the drawing guide to hone thei

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Grades:

K - 6th

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Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 17: How to Draw Newton's 2nd Law of Motion

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw Newton's Second Law of Motion. These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 17 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace it, then color. Older students can use the drawing guide to hone the

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Grades:

K - 6th

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Screws: Simple Machines, Hands-On Engineering for Kids

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Engineering, General Science, Physics

The screws lessons in this book are supported by three relevant and captivating activities designed to engage children with engineering experiences and teach them to actively think and question the world around them. During these lessons, participants experimented with the Archimedes’ Screw, participated in screw pitch races, and observed how screws hold things together. Additionally, participants learn to identify screws as a simple machine, use higher level thinking to make comparisons, ask an

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Grades:

K - 8th

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Homeschool Curricula, Lesson, Centers

Light and Shadow - Detailed Curriculum Plan - For ages 5 to 10 years

Created by

Euphoria Learnings

Detailed Curriculum plan for the topic Light and Shadow.Comprehensive plan which includes: - lesson plan, - detailed questions and answers related to the lesson plan, - experiments & activities related to the topics, - Printable materials which can be used for conducting the lesson.The recommended age group is 5 to 10 years. However, it is a flexible plan which can be easily adapted as per the age and pace of learning of the child. Enjoy and come back for more activities!Euphoria Learnings

Subjects:

General Science, Physics, Science

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

Teacher Manuals, Homeschool Curricula, Lesson

Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 19: How to Draw 1st Law of Thermodynamics

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw the First Law of Thermodynamics. These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 19 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace it, then color. Older students can use the drawing guide to hone t

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Grades:

K - 6th

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Science - Static Electricity/Charge - Detailed Lesson Plan for 4-11 Year Olds

Created by

Flash Bang Pop

This lesson plan gives you a fun hands-on lesson all about static charge. It helps you understand why you sometimes get a static shock when you touch things! It also helps you understand why your hair stands up when you rub a balloon against, we've all seen it happen, but how many people know why it happens?? These are simple and effective activities with no preparation required other than gathering the readily available equipment! The session can be designed to last between 45-60 minutes de

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Homeschool Curricula, Activities, Lesson

Grades:

K - 6th

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Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 20: How to Draw 2nd Law of Thermodynamics

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw the Second Law of Thermodynamics. These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 20 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace it, then color. Older students can use the drawing guide to hone

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Grades:

K - 6th

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Levers: Simple Machines, Hands-On Engineering for Kids

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Engineering, General Science, Physics

The lever lessons in this book are supported by three relevant and captivating activities designed to engage children with engineering experiences and teach them to actively think and question the world around them. During these lessons, participants will be introduced to the lever, perform a lever fulcrum experiment, and build and test catapults. Additionally, participants learn to identify levers as a simple machine, use higher level thinking to make comparisons, ask and answer questions, make

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Grades:

K - 8th

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Lesson

Pulleys: Simple Machines, Hands-On Engineering for Kids

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Engineering, General Science, Physics

These pulley lessons are supported by three relevant and captivating activities designed to engage children with engineering experiences and teach them to actively think and question the world around them. During these lessons, participants will compare pulley size, consider one pulley versus three, and experiment with a horizontal pulley system. Additionally, participants learn to identify pulleys as a simple machine, use higher level thinking to make comparisons, ask and answer questions, make

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Grades:

K - 8th

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Lesson

Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 22: How to Draw Forms of Light

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw Some Ways Light is Observed (Reflection, Refraction, Spectrum, Wave, Particle & Diffraction). These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 22 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace i

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Grades:

K - 6th

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Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 21: How to Draw 3rd Law of Thermodynamics

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This guide teaches step-by-step drawing instructions for How to Draw the Third Law of Thermodynamics. These drawing instructions align with Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 21 Science memory work but work with any curriculum studying this topic! This is a great way to keep kids of varying ages occupied while reading on the topic! Younger students can use the line drawing as a coloring page or hold it up to the window to trace it, then color. Older students can use the drawing guide to hone t

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Grades:

K - 6th

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