Key Takeaway-->Remember that ALL experiments are learning opportunities.
Are experiments keeping you from teaching science at home? My friends, it should not be so - you can add in hands-on science to your homeschool! In today's episode, we are going to chat about the first hurdle that can stand in the way of you wanting to teach science - experiments.
Watch a quick video tip to help you get over the experiment hurdle here->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7bK3fyuvbg
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**Highlights**
Do we even need to teach science in the first place? Yes! As homeschoolers, we have the privilege of sharing this amazing subject with our students.
But, the number one struggle I hear with teaching science is having to do experiments.
Why you need experiments in your homeschool?
>Experiments are the hands-on aspect of science.
>Experiments provide practical reinforcement of what the students are studying.
>Experiments allow students to interact with science face-to-face, showing them that science is more than just facts and figures.
Tips for experiment success
>Have the materials on hand.
>Read ahead
>Follow the directions
>Try, try again.
What to do when an experiment fails
>Re-read the directions.
>Read the expected results and explanation.
>Ask several questions.
>Correct and try again.
**Additional Resources**
Head on over to the post for the episode to get takeaway tidbits and more tips to explore: https://elementalscience.com/blogs/podcast/41.
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