
Homeschool Science of Smell and Memory
Have you ever caught the fragrance of cinnamon and suddenly remembered baking cookies with your family? Or smelled freshly cut grass and found yourself

Have you ever caught the fragrance of cinnamon and suddenly remembered baking cookies with your family? Or smelled freshly cut grass and found yourself

Soundtrack of Fall: Music in Your Homeschool Fall has its own soundtrack. You might hear the crunch of leaves beneath your feet, the rustle

Inside the tiny particles that make up everything around us is a world of science that helps explain everything from how matter behaves to

What happens when you hear something unexpected?For George Selden, it was the sound of a cricket chirping in the Times Square subway station. That

The computer sitting on your desk—or the one in your child’s hand—may seem like a familiar part of everyday life. But computers haven’t always

Explore Patrick Henry and his famous words, “Give me liberty or give me death!” These words are some of the most recognizable in Virginia’s

Virginia’s coastal history is an integral part of our heritage in the Commonwealth. For many Virginia families, a trip to the beach is a

Sunflower science is a great summer activity. Few flowers capture the joy of summer quite like the sunflower. Towering over gardens with bright golden

Fireworks are always exciting! Few things say “summer” quite like fireworks lighting up the night sky. As your family prepares to celebrate Independence Day,

There is something fascinating about the ocean. Covering more than 70 percent of Earth’s surface, it remains one of the least explored places on

Summer brings a welcome change of pace to homeschool life. The alarm clocks quiet down, the co-op calendars pause, and long afternoons stretch out

As the homeschool year begins to wind down, many families naturally start looking back over the months behind them. Completed math books, reading lists,