Get your homeschool naturalists involved next month in the Great Backyard Bird Count, an annual international survey that will let you and your students make a real contribution to science.
🌕 Lunar Society Bulletins (Post Archives)
"Men work together," I told him from the heart,
"Whether they work together or apart."
News about cooperative research projects for homeschool students and about the Lunar Society of the River Houses. Add your name to our free River Houses mailing list to get these and other great homeschool teaching ideas delivered right to your mailbox every week! 😊
❡ Calling all homeschool photographers: One of the special projects we recommend is the Wikimedia Commons Photo Challenge, a monthly opportunity for your homeschool students to improve their photographic skills and submit high-quality images to the public Wikimedia Commons database. We put up a separate post with the current Photo Challenge themes at the beginning of every month. 📸
🌕 RESEARCH PROJECTS for Homeschool Students – January 2020
Our January 2020 full-moon report on the real scientific and scholarly research projects around the world that you and your students can participate in and contribute to in your little home academy.
📸 PHOTO CHALLENGE – January 2020: “Fruit” and “Rural Decay”
Calling all homeschool photographers! The Wikimedia Commons Photo Challenge is a great way for serious homeschool photography students to develop their talents and gain some recognition. This month’s themes are “Fruit” and “Rural Decay.”
🌕 RESEARCH PROJECTS for Homeschool Students – December 2019
Our December 2019 full-moon report on the real scientific and scholarly projects, investigations, transcriptions, analyses, and computations that your students can work on and contribute to in your little home academy.
📸 PHOTO CHALLENGE – December 2019: “Mirrors” and “Stationery”
Calling all homeschool photographers! The Wikimedia Commons Photo Challenge is a great way for serious homeschool photography students to develop their talents and gain some recognition. This month’s themes are “Mirrors” and “Stationery.”
🌕 RESEARCH PROJECTS for Homeschool Students – November 2019
Our November 2019 full-moon report on the real scientific and scholarly projects, investigations, transcriptions, analyses, and computations that your students can work on and contribute to in your little home academy.
📸 PHOTO CHALLENGE – November 2019: “Weather Vanes” and “Long Exposure Photography”
Calling all homeschool photographers! The Wikimedia Commons Photo Challenge is a great way for serious homeschool photography students to develop their talents and gain some recognition. This month’s themes are “Weather Vanes” and “Long Exposure Photography.”
🌕 RESEARCH PROJECTS for Homeschool Students – October 2019
Our October 2019 full-moon report on the real scientific and scholarly projects, investigations, transcriptions, analyses, and computations that your students can work on and contribute to in your little home academy.
📸 PHOTO CHALLENGE – October 2019: “Harvesting” and “Eye Care”
Calling all homeschool photographers! The Wikimedia Commons Photo Challenge is a great way for serious homeschool photography students to develop their talents and gain some recognition. This month’s themes are “Harvesting” and “Eye Care.”
🌕 RESEARCH PROJECTS for Homeschool Students – September 2019
Our September 2019 full-moon report on the real scientific and scholarly projects, investigations, transcriptions, analyses, and computations that your students can work on in your little home academy.
📸 PHOTO CHALLENGE – September 2019: “Wrecks and Wreckage” and “Horses”
Calling all homeschool photographers! The Wikimedia Commons Photo Challenge is a great way for serious homeschool photography students to develop their talents and gain some recognition. This month’s themes are “Wrecks and Wreckage” and “Horses.”
🚀 WORK ON A NASA PROJECT at the National Archives
Help the National Archives tag and document historic NASA film footage of astronauts and the space program — what a great research opportunity for homeschool high schoolers!
