Behind-the-Scenes Sneak Peek of the Program
Behind the Scenes of Our e-Science Curriculum: What It Really Looks Like to Teach Science at Home Hey there! I’m Aurora Lipper, founder of Supercharged Science, and I’d love to take you on a quick behind-the-scenes tour of our e-Science curriculum. If you’ve ever wished science could be easier to…
One Simple Fact That Can Change Your Child’s Entire Future
LIFE-CHANGING FACT: STEM careers pay 50%-70% more than non-STEM careers. Watch the video below to learn why keeping this in mind for your middle school or high school age child is critical. Click To Try Free Supercharged Science ClassesClick to Enroll in the Homeschool Science Curriculum TRANSCRIPT What I’m about…
How to Teach Math at Home (Even If You're Not a Math Person)
How to Create a Lesson Plan for Homeschooling Success A Practical Guide for Homeschool parents Having a well-thought-out lesson plan is a game-changer for homeschool parents. It saves time, ensures smooth lessons, and keeps both the teacher and students on track. When you’re just starting your homeschooling journey, organizing your…
How to Create a Homeschool Lesson Plan
How to Create a Lesson Plan for Homeschooling Success A Practical Guide for Homeschool parents Having a well-thought-out lesson plan is a game-changer for homeschool parents. It saves time, ensures smooth lessons, and keeps both the teacher and students on track. When you’re just starting your homeschooling journey, organizing your…
Secret to Making Kids Want to Learn
As homeschooling parents, one of the most powerful things we can do for our children is to make learning feel exciting and meaningful. But how do we spark that kind of motivation? How do we move beyond just completing worksheets and memorizing facts, and instead foster a true love of…
How to be Successful as a Scientist!
How to Combine Your Passion for Science with Success A Practical Guide for Homeschool parents Success feels amazing, doesn’t it? And when you pair that with a passion for science, the possibilities are endless. For homeschooling families, teaching kids how to succeed in science—and in life—starts with instilling focus, resilience,…
Collaboration is KEY in science!
The Secret to Success in Science: Collaboration and Teamwork A Practical Guide for Homeschool parents Have you ever watched the control room during a successful rocket launch or space mission? The energy is electric! Cheering, high-fives, and smiles all around—it’s like a rocket exploded with joy indoors. Everyone is part…
Why do kids STRUGGLE with SCIENCE?
Why Do Kids Struggle With Science? A Practical Guide for Homeschool parents Does this sound familiar? Your kids are bored with their current science lessons.They roll their eyes at the mere mention of science.They sit there, seemingly “lazy,” avoiding their work.Complaints, whining, or frustration erupt whenever it’s time for science.…
Are scientists happy people?
Are Scientists Happy People? When you picture a scientist, is there a smile? When you picture a scientist, what comes to mind? Maybe it’s someone in a lab coat surrounded by bubbling beakers—or perhaps it’s someone tirelessly solving the mysteries of the universe. But have you ever wondered how they…
How to handle cell phones and social media?
How do handle kids having cell phones and access to social media? A Practical Guide for Homeschool parents In today’s world, where the average teen spends close to 9.5 hours a day on screens, including social media, it’s easy to see how technology dominates our lives. But how does this…
How Much Science Does Your Kid Really Understand?
how do you know what your kids really understand from their studies? Test Your Kids with a FUN Lab Practical! Want to challenge your kids’ curiosity and scientific thinking in an engaging way? Try this! These fun, thought-provoking questions are designed to test your child’s understanding of basic scientific principles—but…
Are Kids Thinking Less? How to Get Homeschoolers to Engage Their Brains Again
As a teacher, I’ve noticed a growing trend in classrooms: kids just aren’t thinking as much as they used to. I ask a question, and instead of eager responses, I see blank stares. Many students seem to be waiting for me to answer my own question, rather than engaging in…