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By Tricia Siletti / From Earth to Sky Education
Children are natural scientists. They are constantly asking questions, testing ideas, and exploring the world around them.
Little Scientists is a hands-on homeschool science course designed to nurture that curiosity while introducing young learners to the foundations of scientific thinking.
Created for ages 5–7, this engaging course guides children through 15 weeks of discovery using simple experiments, observation, and playful exploration. Each lesson uses common household materials, making science accessible, practical, and exciting for families learning at home.
Rather than memorizing facts, children learn to think like scientists.
They observe carefully.
Ask meaningful questions.
Make predictions.
Test ideas.
And draw conclusions based on what they discover.
Throughout the course, students explore fascinating topics such as:
• The Five Senses and how we experience the world
• Living vs. Non-Living Things
• Plants, animals, and habitats
• Weather and seasons
• Solids and liquids
• Floating and sinking
• Pushes, pulls, ramps, and wheels
• The amazing power of magnets
Each lesson takes 30–45 minutes, making it easy to fit into your homeschool rhythm. Parents begin with a short read-aloud book, guide a simple hands-on experiment, and finish with thoughtful discussion questions that deepen understanding. Little_Scientists_Curriculum
The course builds essential scientific skills including:
• Observation
• Prediction
• Experimentation
• Recording discoveries
• Scientific reasoning
By the end of the program, children will have experienced the joy of real discovery and developed the confidence to keep exploring the world around them.
✔ Designed specifically for parent-led homeschool instruction
✔ Uses simple household materials
✔ Encourages curiosity and critical thinking
✔ Builds a strong foundation in early scientific concepts
✔ Perfect for ages 5–7
Little Scientists turns everyday moments into scientific adventures and helps children see that learning is not something that happens in a workbook. It happens everywhere.
By Tricia Siletti / From Earth to Sky Education
Children are natural scientists. They are constantly asking questions, testing ideas, and exploring the world around them.
Little Scientists is a hands-on homeschool science course designed to nurture that curiosity while introducing young learners to the foundations of scientific thinking.
Created for ages 5–7, this engaging course guides children through 15 weeks of discovery using simple experiments, observation, and playful exploration. Each lesson uses common household materials, making science accessible, practical, and exciting for families learning at home.
Rather than memorizing facts, children learn to think like scientists.
They observe carefully.
Ask meaningful questions.
Make predictions.
Test ideas.
And draw conclusions based on what they discover.
Throughout the course, students explore fascinating topics such as:
• The Five Senses and how we experience the world
• Living vs. Non-Living Things
• Plants, animals, and habitats
• Weather and seasons
• Solids and liquids
• Floating and sinking
• Pushes, pulls, ramps, and wheels
• The amazing power of magnets
Each lesson takes 30–45 minutes, making it easy to fit into your homeschool rhythm. Parents begin with a short read-aloud book, guide a simple hands-on experiment, and finish with thoughtful discussion questions that deepen understanding. Little_Scientists_Curriculum
The course builds essential scientific skills including:
• Observation
• Prediction
• Experimentation
• Recording discoveries
• Scientific reasoning
By the end of the program, children will have experienced the joy of real discovery and developed the confidence to keep exploring the world around them.
✔ Designed specifically for parent-led homeschool instruction
✔ Uses simple household materials
✔ Encourages curiosity and critical thinking
✔ Builds a strong foundation in early scientific concepts
✔ Perfect for ages 5–7
Little Scientists turns everyday moments into scientific adventures and helps children see that learning is not something that happens in a workbook. It happens everywhere.
