Incr-Edible Science: Popcorn Lab
All of the information in this post comes from this popcorn lesson, absolutely none of it came from me! IContinue Reading
Homeschooling to give our children roots to ground them and wings to help them fly
All of the information in this post comes from this popcorn lesson, absolutely none of it came from me! IContinue Reading
We have a new student joining us on a Friday for homeschooling. Usually Friday is chore day and we doContinue Reading
This is a home made curriculum we have done on and off for the past few years. I add toContinue Reading
I always maintain science is our weakest area in our little homeschool. I am so pleased I keep a blogContinue Reading
So far we have looked at the different types of bacteria, building our own model: We’ve experimented with growing bacteriaContinue Reading
After covering mold type fungi in Part 1, we moved onto the unicellular yeast: This is Leeuwenhoek, the man responsibleContinue Reading
Laura Ingalls did not have access to the dried packet yeast that we all take for granted these days. InsteadContinue Reading
Whilst my home-made Incr-Edible Science curriculum is primarily one of chemistry, my personal aim is to help L10 become knowledgeableContinue Reading
We left our last science lesson making hypotheses concerning substitutes for buttermilk in the baking of soda bread. L10 postulatedContinue Reading
The whole point of Incr-Edible science is that L10 learns the why of cooking, as opposed to the simple how. Continue Reading