Homeschool Science ReportBy Marcie CiampiThis is a homeschool science report paper I made when I first started teaching my son at home. I printed the paper out and my son chose a topic from the paper for his report. This list can be modified to fit your academic program, but it gives you an idea of how to present report ideas to your child in your academic program. Use this following list to choose a science topic to research: Fish Volcanic Eruptions Amphibians Tsunamis Reptiles Water Birds Ocean Mammals Dinosaurs Glaciers Rivers Parts of a Flower Atmosphere Photosynthesis Grasslands Sun Deserts Clouds Scrublands Winds Deciduous Forests Stars Tundra Planets Coniferous Forests Space Exploration Tropical Rain Forests Asteroids & Meteors Matter Water Cycle Atoms & Molecules Carbon and Oxygen Cycle Nitrogen Cycle Measuring Energy Camouflage Heat and Temperature Migration Reflection Pollution Light spectrum Acid Rain Sound Planet Earth Electricity Rocks Endangered Species Minerals Recycling Soil Rock Cycle Landforms Erosion Weather How Valleys are formed Earthquakes Lakes Weather Food Chain I. This is a long-term project. The project term should be at least three weeks in length. This time includes fieldwork, discussions with experts, interviews, research, experimenting, reading, writing, drawing, and computing. II. The project will include the following: 1. A Question (Example: What animals live in the Rainforest?) 2. Written research from three different sources: computer, book, person 3. A product displaying what was learned 4. Note cards for oral report 5. An oral report to two different people 6. A paragraph written description of what took place during the project question, the result, and an evaluation of the process. |
