Science isn’t everyone’s favorite class. In fact, it wasn’t mine. So, it is no surprise that it isn’t my favorite homeschool class to teach. One way that I’ve found to make our homeschool science class more fun is to use science experiments. The hands-on learning opportunities that they provide make science engaging and brings to life what textbooks are trying to teach! Using science experiment worksheets gives children the ability to keep track of the experiment from start to finish.
These Science Experiment Worksheets give your students the opportunity to track their question from beginning to end. They’ll list their question, the materials/supplies used, what they think will happen, observations and more!
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Misty Leask
Misty is a Daughter of THE King, Texas girl always, Navy brat at heart, loving Fisherman's wife, blessed mother of 2 and founder of Year Round Homeschooling. She is passionate about being real throughout all of life's struggles, successes and dreams. Her heart is full of ideas and passions, but the hours in her day never multiply to get it all done. Misty loves writing and reading in her spare time. Music and photography are favorite past times of hers as well. You can find her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest
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Are these a free printable? I Can’t find the link to download and print.
Hi Stacia, I’m sorry! For some reason my store link didn’t work this morning, but I have corrected and you can download this for free. Blessings, Misty
I am from British Columbia Canada and found out about your website through a Money Saving Mom email.. I went to your link in order to get the free science pages you offered, however when I put my address in, there was no allowance for a Canadian Address. I was disappointed as every other American homeschool website that I deal with accepts Canadian addresses. Would you consider changing your intake information to include Canadian addresses?
Hi Michelle, Unfortunately the only way around the new internet laws regarding the EU and providing free printables for my subscribers is to only provide them to those in the US. I am sorry, but at this time I do not have any other options. Blessings, Misty