I have compiled here all of the links to my various science freebies: lesson plans, printables, and unit studies that I have created and have made available for download. They are organized by discipline. I have also included freebies for service learning & citizen science as well as field trips and multidisciplinary units.
ADMIN NOTE :: A few of these resources I had previously made accessible via Homeschool Launch. That site is now offline and may be a security risk. I’ve thereby removed all those links. I am making every effort to make those files available again very soon. I apologize for the inconvenience.
Life Science Freebies
Anatomy (Human Body Systems)
- Introduction to Human Body Systems – Detailed unit outline
- Nervous System – Lesson plan and dissection lab
- Muscular System – Lesson plan and inquiry lab
- Integumentary System – Lesson plan and inquiry lab
- Digestive System – Lesson plan and inquiry lab
- Skeletal System – Lesson plan and dissection lab
Botany
- Monocots & Dicots – Lesson plan and foldable
- Plant Kingdom – layered book
Ecology
- Introductory Ecology Activities – Games and lesson plan
- Nature Study 6 Year Planner
- Winter Nature Scavenger Hunt
- Guide to Aquatic Insects
- Aquatic Science: Spring Pond Studies – printable
- Geospheres & Our Earth System – Lesson plan & notebooking foldables
Zoology
- Scientific Classification foldable
- Simple Invertebrates – Lesson plan and 2 notebooking printables
- Charting the Invertebrate – printable
- Invertebrate Investigations – printable
- Arthropods – Lesson plan & PowerPoint presentation
- Guide to Aquatic Insects
- Echinoderms & Molluscs – Lesson plan & notebooking printable
- Animal Tracks Matching Activity w/ Color Photos
- Structure of Feathers – Lab sheet
- Bird Survey – Data sheet
- Goldfish Lab – Inquiry lab experiment and notebooking printable
- Salmon Life Cycle – notebooking printable
- Bird Anatomy – Lesson plans, PowerPoint presentation, and a bird survey notebooking page
Earth Science Freebies
Geology
- Geology Rocks! A Homeschool Unit Study – Hub Page
- Balloon Moon activity
- Orienteering – Activity Guide
- Plate Tectonics – Lesson plan & video tutorial
- Rock Cycle – Lesson plan, game instructions, & notebooking pages
- Geospheres & Our Earth System – Lesson plan & notebooking foldables
Weather & Climate
- Week of Weather Notebook Page
Physical Science Freebies
Chemistry
- Periodic Table of Elements Scavenger Hunt
- Chemistry Lab – Burning Sugar – Lab sheet
Motion & Gravity
Energy & Electricity
- Forms of Energy & Simple Motors – Lesson plan
- Exploring Alternative Energy: Hydroelectric Dams – Unit study & notebooking pages
Engineering & Design
- Toothpick Bridges – Hub Page
- Hydroelectric Dams
- Paper Plane Experiment Record Sheet #2 – Lab sheet
- Paper Plane Experiment Record Sheet #1 – Lab sheet
Service Learning & Citizen Science
- Bird Anatomy – Lesson plans, PowerPoint presentation, and a bird survey notebooking page
Field Trip Notebooks & Family Holidays
- Zoo or Wildlife Safari Field Trip Booklet
- Hawai’i Unit Study – Hub Page
Multidisciplinary Lessons & Unit Studies
- The Iditarod: Homeschool Unit Study – Hub Page
- Africa: Homeschool Unit Study – Hub Page
- Toothpick Bridges – Hub Page
- Passports Geography Club – Hub Page
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Thank You for sharing 🙂
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Thank you!!
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Thank you for alerting me. I changed web hosts recently and am still finding errors and lost links. Sadly, however I am away on holiday and will not be able to correct them for a week or so.