For Homeschool Families

Yes. Every unit has a parent guide that explains the concept before you teach it and tells you what a good answer looks like. You are not expected to already know why condensation forms on the cold side of a jar.

Two sessions of about forty minutes suits most families. You can compress or stretch it — the units are paced in weeks, not days, for exactly this reason.

Yes. The household licence covers the children in your own home, and the activities include simplify and extend notes for mixed ages.

A kitchen, a windowsill and a few jars. Observation activities work with a balcony, a park or a pavement crack.

We cannot tell you that, and anyone who does without knowing your state is guessing. Our pages say plainly what each resource covers so you can check it against your own requirements — and a planning session can help you map it out.