FREE Printable Math Homeschooling Worksheet for kids: Volume

Free homeschooling math worksheet for elementary grade students. This sheet is printable and can be fully viewed by clicking on the image.

Exercise includes activities on measuring volume. Students will be asked questions based on the picture at the top of the page.This worksheet is suited for elementary students.

20 Science Projects Homeschooling Ideas for kids

List of Nature Study Projects

1. Bring the eggs of a frog or toad to school; 

   they may be hatched if kept in a vessel of water. 

2. Get a hen to set and hatch where the pupils can 

   watch and care for her. 

3. Visit many places of activity, stores, factories, etc. 

4. Take frequent field lessons. 

5. Make a school garden and keep it in good condition. 

6. Draw, or model in clay, things studied. 

7. Dramatize animals and other things studied.  

8. Have a play house; a play store. 

9. Make an aquarium, if it be only a half-gallon glass jar, 

   and stock it with animal life. 

10. Make window boxes, or get flower pots for plants 

    and have flowers in the schoolroom windows. 

11. Clean and keep orderly the school grounds. 

12. Draw fruits in their proper season. 

13. Dig a potato pit and store some potatoes for winter. 

14. Cut and paste pictures on charts to illustrate lessons. 

15. Hem clothes and do other simple sewing. 

16. Do special decorative work, etc., for different seasons of the year. 

17. Visit the State Fair and study the various exhibits. 

    Make simple lessons on what interests the children there. 

18. Make bows and arrows and teach their uses. 

19. Pupils may aid in many experiments to illustrate 

    principles taught in nature study. 

20. Make varied observations of natural phenomena. Collect specimens.  

FREE Science Homeschool Lesson Plan for Middle School Students

Science lesson plan focuses on basic investigation and observation of garden flowers in the fall. Prepare your science notebooks for this lesson because it is full of projects and activities. This lesson is suited for students aged 9-12, with basic vocabulary skills.

Download a full version of this lesson here. (PDF) or (DOC).