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Summer Discovery Cruise On Lake St. Clair 2025
Michigan Sea Grant and the Huron-Clinton Metroparks are teaming up again to offer their Summer Discovery Cruises on Lake St. Clair—and they’re packed with hands-on learning and local stories. Hop aboard a small ship and actually learn on the … [continue reading]
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Science Fair Unit Study
Every science fair project starts with a question. Why does bread mold faster in some places than others? Which paper towel holds the most water? Do plants grow better with music? This Science Fair Unit Study walks your student through … [continue reading]
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Geology Unit Study
Every rock has a story. A smooth stone from the creek, a chunk of gravel from the driveway, or a Petoskey stone from a Michigan beach all formed in different ways and traveled a long way to land in your … [continue reading]
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Magnets Unit Study
Why does a paper clip jump to a magnet, but a soda can doesn’t? Why does a compass needle always point north? Magnets seem like magic to kids, and they are one of the easiest science topics to explore with … [continue reading]
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Turn Easter Peeps into STEM 5 Fun Engineering Activities
Easter often brings an abundance of sugary treats like Peeps marshmallows into homes. Instead of consuming these ultra-processed sugar products, why not repurpose them for educational value? These colorful marshmallows can become excellent teaching tools for demonstrating important STEM concepts … [continue reading]
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Exploring the Science of Roller Skating
Roller skating is not only a fun way to stay active; it also offers an exciting opportunity to dive into STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning! Integrating roller skating into lessons can spark curiosity and creativity while exploring fundamental … [continue reading]
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Red Oaks Nature Center & Wint Nature Center Homeschool Curriculum 2024-25
Apples, Trees and Cider, Please! Red Oaks – Sept. 12; Wint – Sept. 18, 2024 Michigan is the #3 apple producer in the US. Discover how beautiful blossoms develop into apples, try your hand at our cider press, and discover … [continue reading]
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Galileo Scientist Astronomer Visionary at Cranbrook
Galileo: Scientist, Astronomer, Visionary at Cranbrook Through Sunday, June 2, 2024 Open during museum hours Discover how Galileo’s fearless work has shaped our world through interactive experiments that will reveal the secrets of his groundbreaking science! Extra cost in addition … [continue reading]
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Abrams Planetarium
Abrams Planetarium on Michigan State University campus. Supporting astronomy teaching on campus as well as offering a variety of planetarium shows to the public–preschool through senior citizens. East Lansing, MI 517-355-4672
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Carr-Fles Planetarium
Carr-Fles Planetarium The planetarium has four new planetarium programs each year with public programs every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7:00 pm. Admission is free and the planetarium will seat 46 people. Muskegon Community College 221 South Quarterline Road Muskegon, … [continue reading]
Making available ways of homeschooling for little or no money while maintaining a high quality of education.
