by | Nov 3, 2025 | Physics
If your kids ever played Angry Birds, they’ve already had a fun (and slightly addictive) introduction to basic physics. While the game mostly uses a slingshot instead of a catapult, the underlying principles are the same — tension, force, and trajectory working...
by | Oct 1, 2025 | Physical Science, Physics
Every child dreams of flying at some point—whether it’s folding paper airplanes, flying kites on a breezy afternoon, or staring up at airplanes streaking across the sky. For homeschool families, those moments of curiosity are golden opportunities. By diving into the...
by | Sep 29, 2025 | Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Sound is everywhere. From the joyful notes of a hymn sung at church to the buzz of a bee in the garden, God’s creation is filled with vibrations that our ears and minds interpret as sound. But here’s the big question: have you ever stopped to think about the science...
by | Sep 26, 2025 | Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Last week, my son mixed every single paint color on his palette. He held up the brush proudly and said, “Mom, look, I made a rainbow!” It looked more like a muddy swamp than a rainbow. But instead of just laughing it off, we turned it into a homeschool lesson. Why...
by | Sep 16, 2025 | Physics
Physics is having a big year in 2025. From quantum computing breakthroughs to new theories about dark matter, discoveries are reshaping how we understand the universe—and how technology may change in the near future. For homeschool families, these discoveries offer...
by | Sep 1, 2025 | Physics
High school physics can strike fear in the heart of even the most seasoned homeschool parent. Maybe you’ve felt it too—just the word “physics” can bring flashbacks of complicated equations, hours of problem sets, and confusing lab experiments. You may be thinking,...
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