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Oct. 5, 2018

A Literature-Based Approach to Homeschooling Science

By Gina Munsey

Sonlight for history, literature, and Bible—sure. But Sonlight for science? Absolutely! A literature-based approach introduces a feast of discovery, allowing elementary- and middle-school students to uncover a wide range of wild and wondrous scientific concepts. Each Science level from A … Continue reading →

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Mar. 6, 2018

Sonlight's New History of Science Curriculum: HBL J

By Sonlight

HBL J is designed for students ages 13-15. Through Sonlight's all new History / Bible / Literature and Language Arts J: History of Science, you'll follow the path of scientific inquiry over the last 4,000 years.  This fantastic new program shows you physicists, … Continue reading →

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Nov. 21, 2014

The Coriolis Fountain Blew My Mind

By Luke

Physics. I did well in that class in high school. I've long loved centripetal force, spinning buckets of water around without spilling a drop. Even today I discover things about the world that just make me stop and stare. The … Continue reading →

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Sep. 25, 2014

It's fall ... and apples are in the air!

By Judy

My favorite time of year has arrived once again here in upstate NY. The days are getting shorter, the mornings are crisp, and the smell of burning leaves is in the air. Some days I just stand on my back … Continue reading →

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Aug. 4, 2014

Cool Science, Tree Rings, and Volcanoes

By Luke

This is amazing: Scientists were befuddled by tree ring data not matching the natural cooling that follows a volcanic eruption. It turns out, in really cold years, we may not get tree rings at all. The data doesn't exist! Missing … Continue reading →

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Apr. 3, 2014

Why Sonlight Presents Multiple Views on the Origins of the Earth

By Sarita

You know that Sonlight presents history from more than one point of view. We believe this is the most accurate and helpful way to study the subject. You know that Sonlight students study different religions. We believe this best equips … Continue reading →

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Mar. 25, 2014

Springtime Musings

By Karla

March is such a funny month in regards to weather. One day it is snowy and cold, and then next day is sunny and warm with snow-melt puddles everywhere. Best of all, spring has officially arrived! I've been rejoicing in … Continue reading →

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