I know that there is a bag of candy corns sitting in your kitchen right now. And you don’t really want those triangular treats to rot on top of your fridge, do you?
In episode 16 of the Tips for Homeschool Science Show, I am going to share with you three science-packed ideas for getting rid of those candy corns before the candy canes start rolling in!
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Three science-packed ways you can use up all those candy corns in your kitchen:
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We chatted about the two goals for elementary science in the last episode. Click "Read More" to listen to today’s podcast, where we discuss the tools you can use to accomplish those goals!
Welcome to the second stop on our roadmap to teaching science – the elementary years! Click "Read More" to hear about your two goals for science during these years.
We have chatted about your goals and tools, but what does it look like to actually science during the early years? Click "Read More" to listen to two different options for how you can put the tools in action to accomplish your goal.