Sunday, 12 February 2012

Home education - Science resources

Some of our well used favourits
Great Usborne Flip-Flap series
What Happen to your food
How ate babies made
How do your senses work

 Fun with Science series- Nature
 ( experiments, tricks, things to make- full of great ideas, perfect for tactile learners)
The Young Naturalist
The Usborne Animal book
 Usborne- Science in Nature- Animal Behaviour
Usborne -1001 Animals to spot



 My First  Book of The human Body
The Usborne Book of Body Facts
Human Body
 Incredible Sceleton Secrets
The Human Body -Kingfisher`s edition
 Smelling , Hearing, Tasting etc- 6 books on senses by Colour Library Question Books


 for older children

 Eyewitness Human Body
Horrible Science series (books, magazines)







Master A`s Bugs and Birdwatching kit





                                                                       Nature sets
                                                              Discovering Nature series
                                                               Anthibians and Reptiles
                                                                           Birds
                                              Bill Oddie`s  Bird`s of Britain and Ireland



  Part of our `Jurassic` Project




 Young Explorers` survival kit

A spot of gardening
The children were given a patch of land each to grow their own garden ( flowers and veg of their choice)





 Identifying plants and seeds



  Solar power solutions


 Wild Weather flash cards


All about the Weather - Early Birds Weather
 How the Weather works ( Child`s Play series)
 Windy day ( weather, wind)
 Autumn, Summer, Winter, Spring - 4 hard back books by Ulises Wensel and Joseph Mc Parramon
(introduction to 4 seasons)



 Nature trail puzzles


                                              Other publications worth considering

                                De Agostini Series: My animal Kingdom: All about.. (sea horses, lions..)
                                           101 cool Science Experiments with Glen Singleton
                                                            Science by John Farndon 
                                                          Eyewitness  How Science Works
                                                       Science Works! series by Steve Parker
                                                                           Light                           
                                                                          Energy
                                                                         Numbers
                                                     Science Key Stage Three - Letts  NC
                                                              Dinosaurs -Cool Facts
                                                   Dinosaur Detectives  (BBC Children`s Books)
                                                   Oxford Book of Dinosaurs by Barbara Taylor
                                                      The Jungle of Peril by Patrick Burston
                                                            Ask a question- Life on Earth
Wonders of Science  ( Kingfisher series)
Finding Out How it Works( vacuum cleaner, inside watch, beneath the sea etc)
Inside Guides : Amazing Bugs
 Insect- Dorling Kinderslet Eyewitness Guides (in association with the Natural History Museum
 The X-Ray picture book f Incredible Creatures
  Bugs!Bugs! Bugs! -Eyewitness Readers, DK
Slinky, Scaly Snakes! Eyewitness Readers, DK
 What`s inside? Shells ( and other ) -DK
 The Pebbles on the Beach by Clarence Ellis ( for older explorers
  Polar Animals by Jen Green Michael Posen
 Life in a Pack -Wolves - Heinemann info search by Richard and Louise Spilsbury
Insects and Other Arthropods- activity book
 The Usborne NatureTrail Book of Wold Animals
 Creatures of the Seashore ( for first readers, large print, beautifully illustrated)
 Animal Olympics by David Taylor

 The Usborne Big Book of Experiments
 Science Magic- what can I do today?-chemistry i Biology for 8-14 year old ( easy science  experiments with household materials)
 My Book of Questions and Answers ( including science )
 Chemistry- the Salter`s Approach
Science Facts  (All colour book of)







   And best of ALL

 Real life experience




 Beekeeping and collecting honey




Foraging and identifying plants






                                                                Nature photography
                                           



                                                          Tiddlers for own garden pond


                                                        Food for free identifying herbs


                                                                     Nature Reserve ( Wye )

                                                                   
                                                                  Sea side specials






   Our own various projects

 Lapbooking - various topics covered
 Grow your own- veg patch project
Garden pond- setting up a pond
 Aviary project ( indoor and outdoor aviary)
 Incubation- hatching chicks, ducklings, goslings, turkey chicks, quails-both: natural and artificial
Keeping pets ( stick insects, praying mantis, ants, butterflies, rats, hamsters, Guinea pigs, rabbits, ferrets, gerbils, Degus, fish ( both: cold water and tropical), snake, cats, dogs, gees, turkeys, quails, chickens, ducks, peacocks, frogs, snails, goats ( Arapawa minature and Guernsey - including breeding, milking, raising kids)
 Composting project ( worms, Bokashi, EM- effective microorganisms )
Birdwatching
Weather watch
Plant identification
 Frees identification
 Insect identification
Fishing
Stones, minerals
 Seashore
 Wildlife
 Eco-living
 Organic gardening
 Sustainable energy sources( solar power, wind power)
 Healthy diet
 Metal detector
 Farming and animal care ( volunteering at Wye Community Farm)





Also:
 Meccano, Mini lego
 electrical set
set of magnets
 microscope
 magnifying glass
 chemistry set
BrainBox- Nature
Horrible Science ( books, software, sets)
 maps, solar system, 

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