This giveaway has ended; thanks for your interest!
Welcome to this week’s giveaway–sponsored by Be Naturally Curious!
From Valerie at Be Naturally Curious:
“I am a mom to two energetic and inquisitive young girls and also happen to be a former college Biology professor.
One of my greatest passions in life is to help ALL kids experience the joy in learning science and exploring nature!
I believe this is best done by focusing on concepts and reinforcing learning with multiple, non-traditional teaching techniques, which is why I started Be Naturally Curious, creating science and nature mini-courses for kids grades K-5.
I love to share and discuss ideas about science and learning on our Facebook page —please come connect with us!
I’ve enlisted the help of several other scientists, many of whom are also moms, to make mini-courses on really important or really fascinating scientific concepts (these are the real thing—nothing watered down here!).
Current mini-courses include:
- Take Off with Airplane Science
- A Wide World of Vertebrates
- A Butterfly’s Evening Adventure
- Freddie and His Ocean Friends
- Molecules are Everywhere
- The Adventures of Carbon
- Discovering DNA
- Mighty Magnets
They are designed to give parents the tools to teach higher-level scientific concepts to all styles of learners. Whether you have a kinesthetic learner or a visual one, your child can master everything from molecules and DNA to ecosystems and the carbon cycle.
As moms ourselves, we specifically designed the courses so they can be done easily at home or on a trip with minimal supplies—most materials can be cut directly from the course print out. We believe science can be done anywhere!
Each mini-course focuses on a different scientific concept, whether it be how airplanes fly or how dolphins echolocate.
Every mini-course is designed to appeal to all kinds of learners and a wide range of ages (grades K-5), and includes a beautifully illustrated story, a board or card game, a movement-based activity, a craft or modeling activity, and an experiment or outdoor exploration activity.
Try them with all the kids in your family—each person has his or her own best way to learn!
Each mini-course also includes additional resources to allow kids to follow their curiosity (the most important thing we can develop!) and concept badges kids can add to their Science Tool Kits (print out included in each mini-course.)
The prize
One Simple Homeschool reader will win a complete set of Be Naturally Curious mini-courses (worth $100), in PDF format!
PDFs can be printed in their entirety or in part for the activity materials.
How to Win
This giveaway has ended; thanks for your interest!
To be entered for a chance to win, leave a comment on this post answering the question: How old are your kids and what science topic are they “naturally curious” about?
(If you’re reading this via email or reader, you must click here to leave your comment on this post at Simple Homeschool. Comments or emails left elsewhere don’t count as entries.)
Note: This giveaway is open internationally. Yay, international readers!
For an extra entry, “Like” Be Naturally Curious and Simple Homeschool on Facebook. Then leave another comment here letting me know you’ve done so!
Special Offer
Be Naturally Curious is offering Simple Homeschool readers 50% off all purchases of PDF mini-courses through Aug. 15, 2015!
Just use the discount code “SimpleSummer2015” at check out.
This giveaway has ended, and the winner is Amy, who wrote: “My children are 6, 9, 12, and 16. A few topics that currently interest them are chemistry, archeology, and paleontology.”
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My eight year old is the embodiment of naturally curious. Our discussions just yesterday included if protons are smaller than neutrons and why different birds can’t breed.
My children are 7,6, and 2. Their curiosity tends to focus on mechanics and animals! 🙂
My soon to be 9 year old and 6 year old sons are naturally curious and are constantly observing the world around them. Animals, weather, the built environment, vegetation, you name it!
Excellent giveaway! Mine are 8, 5, & 1. Birds have been a constant subject for the big kids with a side of chemistry for the oldest and earth science for the middle.
My son is 10, he loves to read and loves experiments, chemistry and loves to learn.
My kids are ages 14, 13, 11, 9, 8, 6, 5, 4, 2, and 9 months. They are naturally curious this summer about birds and insects; we’ve spent a lot of time outdoors, paying attention to the sights and sounds of what’s around us. My 13-year-old son is quite curious right now about electricity, circuits, and generally how mechanical things work.
My 9-year old is naturally curious about animals. She has an insatiable appetite for learning about their world.
I have a 5, 3, and almost 1 year old. My kids are especially curious about space and the ocean. 🙂
I liked “Be Naturally Curious” and “Simple Homeschool” on facebook. 🙂
My children are 6, 9, 12, and 16. A few topics that currently interest them are chemistry, archeology, and paleontology.
My son is 4 and is interested in bones of the human body.
My kids are 6, 3, and 1.5. My 6 year old loves nature study and electronics while my 3 year old is fascinated by animals!
My daughter is 14 and she loves science! We mainly enjoy animals, aquatic life, birds chemistry and experiments.
Our daughter is 7 and is naturally curious about ALL things nature related. She is truly I her element when learning about nature.
My 14 year old boy is taken with astronomy and dreams of exploring other worlds, while my 12 year old daughter is more interested in animals, particularly the furry domesticated kind. My 8 year old boy is more the chemist/physicist who wants to figure out what will make things explode or collapse.
My daughter is 9. She is curious about plants and animals.
my kids are 11, 7 and 3 and love to learn about animals and the ocean.
My children are 5 and almost 3 and they love almost all sciences, but especially learning about dinosaurs, life science, chemistry, volcanoes, astronomy, and music.
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My 6 year old is naturally curious about space, dinosaurs and superheros. He also loves mixing things together for his chemistry experiments. My 10 month old is naturally curious about the sounds that things make and what it takes to get walking.
Liked both pages on facebook. Thank you! 🙂
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My boys, ages 9 and 4, are naturally curious about … well, depends on what caught their eye lately! The younger one loves animals, and the older one used to love cars, but now wonders about electricity, weather, engineering, chemistry, and anatomy. A book, a video, a picture, a conversation, something they saw out of the window, almost anything can spark their curiosity!
My six year old is naturally curious about the body and bones, her 4 year old sister is too, because her big sister is. 😉
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My kindergartener (5.5) is quite curious about the human body. His biggest passion has to be engineering, machines, different forms of energy all due to his love of trains!
My daughter is 12 and loves science. She is really into science experiments and figuring out how things work by taking them apart. My other kids are 7, 15, 16 and 21.
I have liked both pages… under Ashley Mullen
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My youngest boy is interested in physics, other boy is chemistry, and oldest (girl) usually leans toward living things (although she is immensely curious about all things).
My daughter is 4.5 and she is naturally curious about growing things and mixing different substances.
I liked both on facebook.
I have a 5 year old and 3 month old. My 5 year old is fascinated by the animals in our yard this summer.
Hi there, my girls are 8 and 8 and are naturally curious about weather and the enviroment. They also love studing habitats.
Thank you for sponsoring this giveaway! Be Naturally Curious looks like a great tool.
My 2.5 yr old son is currently curious about mechanics (how tractors, trains, cranes work) and he’s wild about bugs (which ones fly or just crawl, which ones sting or bite, etc.) and due to severe food allergies knows a lot about how foods can affect your body.
My 4.5 yr old daughter is curious this week in particular about sound (making her own rubber band instruments). She loves learning about ocean life (in part thanks to Octonauts cartoon from BBC). Her favorite summer activity is picking (and eating) raspberries and cherries from our garden. She is a self-declared cherry picking expert. 🙂
Hi, thanks for the giveaway ! 🙂
My kids are 13, 10 and 4. My esldest is naturally curious about weather predictions, my middle one about engines and how they work, my youngest is naturally curious about…anything but stars, machines (how they work, how we can build them) and Nature (we set up a vegetable garden as a birthday gift).
My granddaughters are 5 and 3. One has earned the nickname of Curious George. They take curiosity to the next level. 😉 My daughter would love this! Thanks for the chance.
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My boys are 13, 11, 9 and 4. They are naturally curious about reptiles, plants, all animals really, and the ocean.
I have also liked Be Naturally Curious and Simple Homeschool on facebook
And I now like Facebook pages of Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious 🙂
Good luck to everyone 😉
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My 8 year old loves to learn about astronomy. Botany is our next topic of interest. He is naturally curious about anything that has to do with the garden.
My boys are 8 and 5. Science is the favored subject around our house-the kids would love this! Have liked both pages on FB 🙂
Hi! My kids are 8, 7, almost 6&3. Only my eldest seems really interested in science. She says she wants to be a scientist (chemist and biologist). I think her early exposure to doing things in the kitchen sparked this interest.
I have two girls 8 and 9. Oldest is very curious about everything from animals to chemistry. She asks a lots of questions. The younger is perticular interested in insects.
My children are ages nine, seven and five. Right now they are very interested in water currents, especially making them change in our creek outback.
My kids are age 4 almost 5 and 11. They love to look at anything under a microscope and love animals
Liked both on facebook
Our children are 12, 11, 8, 5, and 10 months each one has a different learning style but science is a favorite subject for all especially anything involving animals.
My 14 yog is interested in all things science, but mostly palaeontology and genetics. My 11 yob loves mechanical and electrical science along with most applied sciences. My 3 yog is into space science at the moment.
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My kids are 11,9,7 and they love anything to do with the woods but were particularly interested in vernal pools this year.
My kids ages are 5, 3 and 4 months. My oldest daughter has an inspiring PASSION for anything related to science (especially life science, electricity, chemistry)! I just love seeing this in her but struggle with how to foster and promote it as science is not a strength of mine. I am so glad I came across your materials and would love to try out this course as all 4 of us would benefit! Thank you for using your interests, education and passion to help kids foster theirs!
My kid are 7,4,2 and 4 months. They are especially interested in nature, bugs and birds. My oldest loves experiments! We recently made a lava lamp and did a mystery science lot where we extracted DNA from fruit. He is currently showing an interest in chemistry also.
My oldest is in kindergarten this year and often plays “animal scientist” with her siblings. She loves structured activities more than I do, so I’m checking out these mini-courses right now!
My son is 7 years old curious about space and nature.
My sweet babes are 7 and 5. They love animals, space, and simple machines.
My children are 6, 4 and 4 months. They both love animals and sea but my oldest loves insects especially.
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My Kiddos are 4 and 6. The love animals and building things that move.
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My kids are 14,12,12 and 6. We have always loved spending time outdoors in nature. But I’m not sure there is an area in science we don’t enjoy.
My husband and I are both biologist/scientists. It is a great delight to see how our 8, 5 and 2 year old are shaping into curious “naturalists” themselves. My 8 year old is delving deeper into biological aspects such as why males and females occur, how and why are they different etc. My 5 year old is currently into weather stuff, like tornadoes, lightning etc. And my 2 year old is interested in it all – because her siblings are paving the way!
My kids are 9 and 7 and they are naturally curious about all things animal.
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My kids are 9, 7 and 4. They love to learn about animals, especially those that live in the ocean. My son also loves elephants and tries to figure out how everything works. Thanks for the giveaway.
My girls are 10 and 5. My 10 year old is drawn to astronomy, and animals. My 5 year old LOVES science, but particularly chemistry, physics/how things work, and human biology.
My kids are 6, 4, 2 and 4 months. They are intrested in animals and how things work
Liked both on FB!
My kiddos are 10, 7, 4, 2, and 4 months old. They all love animal facts and the 7-year-old is fascinated with physics. Thanks for the chance to win!
Hello!
My children are 8, 7, and 5. My oldest loves animals, specially dinosaurs. The middle one loves rocks!
Liked both on Facebook
Ages 12, 9, 2, and 6 months. We love being outdoors and looking at plants, birds and insects.
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My girls are 7 and 2. They love exploring outside! My oldest is curious about EVERYTHING! She especially loves animals, the solar system, and plants.
12, 9, 6, 3
They are interested in botany, anatomy and even chemistry. Or bugs and plants, bones and blowing things up.
Kiddos 13, 9, 6. Animals, insects and such are of huge interest. Thanks.
My kids are 9, 8, 6 and 2. One of our favorite Movies to watch together are animal documentaries. We all find them fascinating and it has led to an overall Curiosity around animals, nature, the earth and the environment.
My kids are 8 and 4. They love everything science, and are constantly curious. My 4-year old is currently very interested in anything to do with plants or animals. My 8-year old wants to know how things work – cars, TVs, phones, you name it.
My girls are 6, 4, 2 and 11 months. My oldest seems most curious about ears, of all things. My 4 year old is curious about everything – she’ll ask what kind of clouds are in the sky, how things are made etc…. Would love to be able to encourage that inquiry in all things!
I’ve already liked Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on FB 🙂
I’ve liked both Facebook pages 🙂
Kids are 6, 3. My oldest is interested in experiments! Also animals, stars, and the human body.
I have three kiddos. One is naturally curious about cooking, one about rocks and geology (in fact we will be doing a rock field trip with other homeschoolers this fall) and the toddler is naturally curious about everything!!! I love what you’re doing! Excited to see if we win!!!
Like both on fb:)
My kids are 9,9,5 and 2. They love anything to do with animals!
My kids are 5, almost 2, and due in November. The oldest wants to work at NASA when he grows up!
My kids are 9 and 7 and they love science. A huge interest for both of them is learning about all kinds of animals. My 9yo son also really enjoys science experiments and learning how things work. Thanks for the chance to win!
I liked both Facebook pages.
My girls are 8 and 5 years old and enjoy learning about stars, our solar system, and all animals and plants! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
My kids are 5, 2, & 1 month. My 5 year old is really into space right now ans wants to be an astronaut. My two year old loves anything animal related.
My children are 8, 6 and 15 months and are curious at the moment about all things related to chickens!
I have liked the Facebook pages too.
My children are 1, 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 14. We love learning about nature and everything to do with science. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
Both facebook pages are liked
Age 7, solar system and animals
wow, this would be an amazing giveaway to win…science is sadly lacking in our homeschool experience right now! thanks for the chance!
My kids are 6 and 4. We have our microscope permanently set up and they are always finding ‘specimens’ outside to look at!
My children are 9 and 13. My youngest is naturally curious about the planets, chemistry, and wildlife. The eldest is interested in plants and medicine.
Hello! My child is 4 and is very interested in plants right now. We have a garden and she’s been asking question as she sees fields grow around us 🙂
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My son is almost four. Lately he has been asking about snails, spiders and fish.
My kids are 2 and 4. They are naturally curious about bees!
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My 3 year old daughter asked me yesterday how the clouds moved when there was not wind on the ground! My 9 year old is fascinated by animals and art.
My kids are 12, 9, 7 and 5. By far life science involving our natural world around us, gardening, fish tanks, and so on 🙂
“Liked” both on Facebook
My girls are 4 and 6. The 6 year old loves the human body and the solar system and my 4 year old loves animals. Thx for the chance to win!
I have a 5 year old and a 3 year old. They are both fascinated by space, anatomy, and bugs!
My kiddo is 8 and loves anything to do with animals.
Our children are 6, 5, 3, and 2. They love learning about animals. The boy is especially fond of dinosaurs. (of course!)
My kids are 6 and 8. They LOVE nature, and are engaged with al living things..
My 5 year old son loves everything science, especially nature.
My children are 8, 6 and almost 4 – plus another on the way! My children are naturally curious about biology and the living world around them. My husband and I love chemistry and would love to see them get fascinated by it too!
My daughter is 13 and she especially loves learning about the human body. She even wanted to be a doctor at one point.
Son #1 is 11 and he loves animals, particularly sea animals.
Son #2 is 5 and he’s especially interested in bugs.
My children are 8, 4 and 3, my eldest daughter is really curious about how things work, last year we studied all about how a car works.
Liked Be Naturally Curious and Simple Homeschool on Facebook.
My children are ages 5 and 7. My daughter is curious about anything biology, while my son is curious about anything with gears.
My kids are 9, 7, and 5. This year they have said they’d like to learn about the Ice age, geology, and zoo animals.
I’ve liked Be Naturally Curious and Simple Homeschool on Facebook.
My four range from 11 months – 12 years. I have one who abhors science and one who loves it and a curious little boy who I’m thinking will enjoy science as well. If only I could turn around the one who doesn’t like science to at least not dread it….
Liked Naturally Curious and Simple Homeschool on Facebook.
My children are 10,8,6, and 2 1/2. They are naturally curious about bugs, and all things in nature, as well as how the body works.
My 7-year-old daughter loves nature and animals, and my 5-year-old son is curious about how things work and how to make his muscles grow bigger so he can fight crime.
My daughter is 8. She is enthralled with anything small, bugs, lizards (we just moved to FL and they’re everywhere!), and of course, baby animals of all kinds. We love to observe, examine and draw when we’re learning about her current object of fascination.
My kids are 6 and 8. My daughter is naturally curious about bugs and dirt and my son is curious about whatever his sister is curious about.
My sons are 6 and 4 and are both fascinated by all things to do with fire.
My kids are 3 and 4 and they’re naturally curious about… everything! Right now they’re fascinated by how construction equipment works.
My kids are 6&9 and are naturally curious about nature and chemistry!!
My children are 5, 4, and 1 year old. They’re interested in anything and everything (so many “why” questions!!). They’re particularly curious about weather and machines.
My boys are 5&8 and probably both are most interested in ocean science.
I have two 5 year olds. They love learning about everything, magnets, the body, animals, space, Gravity, plants, geology….
My children are 6 & 8. They absolutely love all things science, and they absorb everything I throw at them. My son especially loves more abstract concepts like magnetism, and my daughter especially loves biology. Thank you for this opportunity to win!
Hello, we are from Kazakhstan. My children are 12,10,6,4 . The elder boys like chemistry experiences ,mixing different substances . The younger girls like help cooking and are interested how human body works.
I have liked Naturally Curious and Simple Homeschool on Facebook.
My daughters are 8 and 5 years old. They love exploring and are excited about all the creatures they encounter.
My kids are 9 and 11. They have always been drawn toward nature…..starting with animals as toddlers and adding plants as they got older. They love to see the relationship between plants and animals.
Kids are 8, 6, 5,4. All are naturally interested in birds and bugs and the 5 year mechanics, how things work.
We’ve just started homeschooling this year – really looking forward to using some of the really awesome curriculum and products out there! My 8 year old loves to know how things work (anything and everything), my 6 year old loves flowers (botanist in the making?), my 3 year old loves bugs, bugs, bugs, and my almost 1 year old likes to eat dirt – does that count?! I’ve already liked both Facebook pages because I need to keep up with your news!
My kiddos are 6, 5, and 1 ( with another due sept!). Right now my kids are fascinated with babies and the human body 🙂 My youngest is fascinated with gravity cause she loves dropping stuff and spilling stuff out, lol.
I liked simple homeschool on Facebook!
I also liked bee naturally curious on Facebook!
Ages 5. & 3. They are very curious about butterfly and frog life cycles right now. They are fascinated by the way these animals change as they “grow up”!
My three kids are ages 7, 4, and 20 months old. My oldest is naturally interested in anything science related, but his main interested are gardening, wild life, weather, and the solar system. My 4 year old is naturally interested in gardening and nature, in general.
Liked on FB too!
Hello! This is our third year of homeschooling. I have a son that is 13, and 11 and daughter who is 6. My daughter is naturally curious about everything in the oceans. Despite being scared of sharks she wanted to learn all about them during shark week. We have visited several aquariums too! This would be a great addition to our homeschool. I am sure I could tweak it for my older ones.
My boys love learning about animals! They also love learning how things work
Hi my children are 8 and 11. Andrew is so into everything technical like robots, building machines and how things work. Zoe loves horses and anything animal. I love challenging their curiosity and expanding their passions. I am intrigued by your product and have been pursuing finding an alternative to boxed science curriculum. Thank you so much for giving us options.
My kiddo is 6 and loves astronomy.
My boys are 8 and 7. My eight year old is into creatures and bugs especially the hovering ways of dragon flies and how birds as well as how humming birds fly.
My 7 year old is into how machines work and the engineering of objects – take them apart to find out type of exploration.
My kids are 19, 12, 10, 6, and 1. Our son is the six year old and he loves dinosaurs, but he also asks questions about everything else he comes across. He like to help cook especially mashing the bananas for banana bread and the berries for jam. 🙂 For the girls, it depends on what they are reading. They all love animals so the Wild Kratts is one of their favorite shows. Sid the Science Kid is a favorite with our son also.
My kids love to learn anything about animals–especially cats and moose! 🙂
my 10 year old daughter would enjoy these!! what a great give-away. thank you!
My boys are 9, 5, and 7 months old. My older two are very interested in ocean life, insects and dinosaurs! We camp a lot, so they are “naturally curious” about the mountains, woods, and all the creatures who live there!
My kids are 11, 7 and 5. Currently, they are into chemistry! Thanks!
I already “like” Simple Homeschool on FB and I just “liked” Be Naturally Curious”!
i “liked” be naturally curious on FB – already had done so for Simple Homeschool!
Our boys are 9 and 10 and as our youngest puts it, “I love SCIENCE – all of it!!”
I’ve liked both pages on FB. 🙂
My kids are 2, 4, 6, and 8 and they love exploring nature.
My kids are 5.5 and almost 4 and they love learning about anything animal related and space!
I “like” both pages on FB!
I follow you both on facebook
My kids are 10 and 7 and a half. They LOVE anything to do with learning about animals!
I follow both on facebook.
Hi Jamie,
My boys are 8.5, 5.5, & 4. The eldest is curious about inventors & inventions, machines & technology. The middle is most curious about the natural world & the youngest likes what his brothers like.
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My 8, 6 and 6 year olds love questioning everything! Science is the passion of two of them, especially astrophysics. The 8 year old love’s Stephen Hawkings’ books!
6, 5, and 3. They are naturally curious about everything!
I can’t think of a better way to teach kids about nature and science!
My son is four and naturally curious about everything, but right now he is particularly interested in outer space, particularly the New Horizons mission to Pluto.
My kids are 5.5 and 3 years old. They love learning about space, the weather and the human body 🙂
My kids are 8 and 5. They love dinosaurs, horses, and right now, outer space 🙂
Liked your pages 🙂
My children are 5 and 4 years old and they are naturally curious about everything especially animals and insects.
My kids are 3, 6 and 9 and they are naturally curious about insects.
I have liked both pages on Facebook
My children are 17, 9,7 and 4 and they are most curious about the world we live in; earth science, nature and animals.
My 10 year old is super curious about chemistry & physics type topics. My 4 year old is all about bugs and tadpoles. 🙂
My kids are 8, 6, and 5, and they are especially curious about deep sea creatures- the creepy ones that live where the light doesn’t shine.
My children are 7, 5, and 8 months and they are naturally curious about animals.
My kids are one year old twins and a newborn. The twins are all about exploring everything and the newborn gets really, really excited about lactation.
My kids are 8, 6 4, 2 and 10mo and they are all about animals right now, specifically birds!
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My kids are 4.5, 2.5, and 0.5, and they love learning about flight and animals and anything involving “experiments”!
My two are 8 and 5. The 5 yr old is super into the human body right now and my 8 yr old is into anything space related.
My children are 4 and 6, my older son is obsessed with the ice age and anything related to fossils.
My two kiddos are 13 and 8 years old and my son loves anything related to animals and my daughter loved butterflies and birds.
My kids are 6 and 8 and are naturally curious about everything! My daughter loves learning about animals and the solar system and my son loves anything that involves machinery, physics and energy!
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My son is going to be 7 in a month. He absolutely loves any science that is messy (volcanoes, ooblek) and anything robotic.
I have a ton of Littles: expecting in November, 9 months, 3 years (twins), and 5 years. The twins LOVE being outside and exploring the plants that grow in our yard. The oldest loves dinosaurs and outer space. I’ve been searching for a science this year and am totally excited to check out your products!
I have liked both on Facebook
13,12,10,7,4,1
We just moved to Texas and are all freaked out and excited about the crazy-huge, colorful beetles, lizards and singing frogs!
My children are 6 and almost 8. My son wants to study Anatomy (that DNA mini-course would be great for him) and my daughter wants to study Reptiles (don’t ask me why…LOL!).
I’ve liked both “Be Naturally Curious” and “Simple Homeschool” on Facebook. Thanks for the Giveaway!
My boys are 5 and 4. They’re very interested in animals right now. And the equator.
These look like such a fun and interesting way to learn about science!
I like both Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on Facebook!
My son is 9 and right now he is curious about bugs, planes and the ocean.
I have a 2 year old who is just along for the ride at the moment. My 8 year old loves working out concepts to use in his inventions – levers, pulleys, angle of pull, transfer of energy – that type of thing.
Our daughters are 5 and 7 and love science….this would be a perfect addition for us!
My son is 10 and he loves astronomy.
Liked both on Facebook too!
10,9,6,2
I would say they are always enjoy “experimenting” with water in any way possible. They also love to catch little critters outside (bugs, lizards, frogs) as well as making friends with larger animals (dogs, horses, etc).
These look really fun. My 5-year-old is obsessed with trains (a unit on steam power would be cool), and airplanes. My 7-year-old loves everything science, but especially space and how systems work together. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
My boys are seven, five, two, and arriving in two months 🙂 my.oldest loves anything about space and My five year old loved animals. My two year old loves water and birds 🙂
My kids are 2 and 4, and they love dinosaurs, animals, and exploring physics with blocks and spatial reasoning activities.
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my boys are 10 and 8, they enjoy the science of technology.
My kids are 8, 12, 14, 15 and 16 at home. I also have 8 older kids ranging from age 18 – 34. My kids love science but I’m not especially good at teaching it. My 8 yr old continuously comes up with science experiments. They especially love biology and genetics, perhaps because I mention it – as they are adopted and genetics is fun to look at.
My kiddos are 5 and 2 and my 5 year old loves making up her own experiments. I don’t think a day goes by she doesn’t beg for materials to make something up.
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My son is 7, my daughter is 5. He is currently curious about geology specifically volcanoes, earthquakes, types of rocks… she is interested in meaduring, and animals.
I liked Be naturally curious on Facebook.
Owen is 5 and Cole is 3. They love collecting rocks and studying bugs.
My kids are 9, 7, 5 & 2. They are fascinated by anything animal-related.
I just “liked” Be Naturally Curious”!
My kids are ages 7, 10, 11, 7 & 14. They like anything science related as long as there are hands-on activities involved 🙂
I have clicked like on the following Facebook pages: Be Naturally Curious, and Simple Homeschool.
My kids are 5 and 8. They like anything Science.
Hi, I am from New Zealand and we are looking to start Homeschooling for the first time. We have 3 boys, 10 year old twins and a 7 year old. My boys love anything about animals.
My kids are 6, 10 and 14. My son, age 10, is very interested in volcanoes.
My kids are 8, 6, 3, and 10 months. They are curious about animals, the human body, space, etc.
I have two kiddos – a 9 year old son and 6 year old daughter. My son has always been fascinated by rocks, dirt, bugs and water and my daughter loves trees – especially ones that she is allowed to climb! They both are also fascinated with clouds and stars. Hmmm, maybe I should just list what they don’t like. 😉
My boys are 5, 3, and 1. They love learning about insects, animals and rocks!
I already like Simple Homeschool and just liked Be Naturally Curious on Facebook. Looks like a great page – thank you!!
My daughter is 12 and naturally interested in everything and anything. She really loves science. This material really looks interesting and I will surely investigate it further. Thank you for offering such material.
I have three children, 9 year old, 6 and 3. The nine and 3 year old love bugs and the 6 year old likes flowers. All love doing experiments.
I just liked the facebook page for Be Naturally Curious. Already like simple homeschool.
My boys are 6 and 3–they are especially interested in edible wild plants!
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My daughter (4) is naturally curious about BUGS!!! She loves them and has quite a collection :). My son (9) is interested in the solar system, and has been obsessing about Pluto with his dad 🙂
My son is 4 years old and is naturally curious about plants, gardening, rocks/sticks, and anything that had to do with animals. My daughter, who just turned one, is curious about most things in life but seems especially draw to the idea of gravity lately…she loves playing dropsy.
My kids are 2,5,9 and 11. They are all about how things explode- mostly my son- and no toads or any other amphibian found on our property is safe from 4 sets of hands who will name them and cuddle for far too long.
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My kids are 4 and 7 and naturally curious about Dinosaurs and how the Earth was formed.
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Hi, I have 3 little boys aged 10, 8 and 5 years. My 10 year old son is naturally curious about the physics of the world around him – force, motion, energy, matter, structures, engineering. My 8 and 5 year old sons are naturally curious about understanding the natural world – ecology fascinates them – seeing how plants, animals, the earth, and the various cycles (water, rock, CO2, etc) are linked and are interdependent, as well as their place in this cosmic world.
My kids are 5, 4, and 1. They are naturally curious about animals and bugs.
My sons are 14 and 11. The elder is a computer programming junkie. His passion lies in mathematical pursuits. The younger one, however, is passionately devoted to the study of Entomology — to the point of deciding to pursue (1) Masters in Biology, Microbiology, and Chemistry followed by (2) a Ph.D. in Entomology. He has even selected his school!
My child is 4 and he is very interested in space science and weather.
I have liked “Be Naturally Curious” on Facebook — I already “Like” Simple Homeschool 🙂
My daughter is 11 and is fascinated with birds and butterflies.
My daughter is 11 and is fascinated with birds and butterflies. Have liked both Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious.
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My daughter is 5. She loves flamingos!
My daughter Willow is just turning 6. She LOVES science! We homeschool because she said to me, “Mommy, I want to learn in nature.” I think she’d love any of the min courses. We just learned about magnets the other day. Maybe next we could talk about sonar in animals, which makes “See with your ears” a fun one to try!
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My kids are 7, 5, and 4. My oldest is fascinated with rocks and birds and my other two love anything about the planets and bugs. I want to be able to have great resources to help them learn and do not always know how to teach the science part well. I think this would be so helpful!
I liked Be naturally Curious and Simple homeschool.
my boys are 9 and 7 and are naturalay curious about space and dinosaurs.
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Science is by far the favorite subject with our 7 and 5 year old. She loves the human body and he loves machines.
I like both FB pages. Love the content thanks!
Mine is 4 and curious about growing plants and anything about animals, and constellations.
I have three children. My youngest son is 10; he loves everything science related, especially physics, chemistry, and astrology.
Hello! My kids love plants and they are getting more curious everyday as they are all 5 years old and below. I got 4 kids (2 boys, 2 girls) and all of them are interested with almost at the same thing which is really good for unit studies. Plants, space, insects, leaves these things keeps them smiling . I also commented in your FB page, thanks!
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My kiddies are 7,6 & 3. They are naturally curious about EVERYTHING! It’s fabulous. Lately they are very intrigued by magnetism and electricity.
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15 yrs old – Biology, 14 yrs old – physics, 9 yrs old- animals, 7 yrs old – bugs, 2 yrs old – animals…………………thanks for the chance, this looks amazing!!
8 year old daughter and 4 year old twins (girl and boy) – Love anything earth science!
5 year old who loves life – animals, bugs, ocean…. thank you.
8, 5, and 3 years old. 5 year old loves to learn how things work and what they’re made out of. 8 year old wants to be a marine biologist, so oceans are a hot topic now.
I have nine year old twins who are homeschooling. They love butterflies and dinosaurs. 🙂
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Looks like an awesome giveaway for me and my soon to be 5th grader. Her favorite subject is Science!
I have a six year old who is naturally curious about biology, palaeontology, geology, and astronomy… A naturally curious child.
My kids are 7, 5 and 3, and my oldest is naturally curious about dinosaurs, airplanes and flight, rockets and space, insects, gems and minerals, and manatees!
My children are 6 and 4, and their favourite topic is dinosaurs. Second favourite is ocean creatures. Thank you!
I liked Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on Facebook.
My son is 8 and he loves magnets, molecules, DNA and vertebrates.
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I have three children aged nine, seven and five. They love everything science- especially experiments that make a mess!
I am homeschooling 11 yr old, 8, and 5. My 11year-old loves chemical science, magnets, and anything hands-on involving the functions of the body. The 8 year old loves anything gross or slimy, chemicals, and weird creatures. The 5 year old just loves to do everything the older kids do:)
My children are almost 9, 6 and 4. We homeschool and they are naturally curious about living things outside – bugs, caterpillars, tadpoles to frogs, trees, rocks, how does the creek flow etc…
I ‘like’ simple homeschool, and I just ‘liked’ ‘Be naturally curious’ on Facebook too.
I have two active, eager to learn boys. Elijah is 3 and Samuel is 1 1/2.
Elijah just the other day woke up and was curious about how a wind mill creates electricity and this morning wanted to know how bees made honey.
My children are almost 7, almost 5 and 2! My oldest absolutely loves geology, space and robots. She is definitely naturally curious about all of those topics! My younger girls are naturally curious about insects and birds, the nature in our backyard!
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Oh my boys would just love this, especially the airplane one!
Three years old, curiosity on metamorphosis and butterflies for my daughter
I have liked both on FB 🙂
My kids are 7, 4 and 2. They love science and I love to expose them to how wonderful science can be in our lives. We are always amazed and mesmerised by the nature God created, discovering interesting physics laws for fun and games. It’s a whole wide world to discover! Not to mention the universe!
8 month son and 3 1/2 yrs old daughter , ocean and sea creatures
My little guy is five and right now he is naturally curious about frogs.
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I have 9, 7, & 5 year olds who are naturally curious about chemistry and astrology. The 7 yr old is also a naturalist in the making :).
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Mine are 5 and 3 and currently it is dinosaurs
11,9,7,3&9mo. They are all naturally curious about biology. My daughter enjoys chemistry. My sons are curious about physics. My 9month old is currently exploring the realities of gravity, and how to oppose it, and friction. Lol
My kids are 9, 7, 4, and an infant. They have been very curious in the hawks that live in our yards.
My kids are 9, 6, and 4 and they’re curious about insects, sea animals, digestion, and mummies.
I have two adult children, one in college and one 9 year old. All my children have loved science and the adventure it brings. But my 9 year old thrives on it. Continuing to ask for more to learn and do. We just started fair this week and she could wait to see what bugs people have collected to see what Ines she hadn’t learned about.
My kids are five, three, and nine months. My five year old is naturally curious about all kinds of things! We have a question book so we can look up you tube videos and answers to questions we don’t really know how to answer. She is most curios right now about birds and butterflies. We just raised butterflies from caterpillars and set them free and we have a nest with three baby birds that just hatched right outside our back door. 🙂 Cool give away!
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We do interest led science and my Kindergartener just picked “how plants grow” as our September topic.
I would love this set! I’m doing kindergarten (again!) this year with my 5yo twins! They woould love these activities!
I “LIKED” Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on Facebook!
My kids are 13, 10, 7 & 2. They are naturally curious about the chemistry of baking (13 YO), birds (10 YO), animals (7YO), and everything that involves making a mess (2 YO).
I have liked both Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on FaceBook.
Our kids are 8, 6, and 3 and we have a baby on the way. They honestly love every science topic that has come up so far, but a few favorites have been geology and oceanography. Thanks for the chance to win!
I “like” Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on Facebook. 🙂
My kids are 6, 4, and 1. They love studying butterflies, dinosaurs, and all things ocean right now.
My children are 2 and 5 and naturally curious about vehicles
I “like” Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on Facebook.
I have a three year old and I’m not sure what science topic is her favorite.
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My kids are 5 and 7 and they have been so curious and interested in the elements and periodic table lately!
I like both pages on facebook. 🙂
My 7 yo son loves nature esp. space and then the complete opposite of that into robots and building . Thanks for the opportunity!
My kids are 6 and 8, and they are curious about anything that flies. Living or machine – it doesn’t matter!
My son is almost 7 years old & is naturally curious about rocks, sand, clay, lava…earth science, pretty much! 🙂
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My kids are 8 1/2, and almost 7. My older one, my son, loves anything about rockets and inventing. My younger child, my daughter, loves studying animals, and plant medicine. Both attend a 2 day/week outdoor program for homeschooled children and love it.
14 yo–chemistry, 12yo–geology, 10yo–tigers, 5yo–dinosaurs!
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I have a ten-year-old daughter who is interested in animal science.
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My son is 12. He is interested in robotics.
My kids are 9, 11, 13, and 15. My oldest two enjoy biology. The younger two love everything about any kind of science.
I have 5 children ages 10, 9, 7, 5 and 2. We love all things science, especially my eldest who loves to learn about astronomy and biology.
My kids are 7, 5.5, and almost 2. They are naturally curious about space.
I have two girls ages 2 and 5. My 2 year old loves nature (plants, bugs, dirt). My 5 year old loves everything science! She loves to learn and always wants to know how it works and why it works. Anatomy and biology concepts are her current obsession. 😉
Our 8 & 10 yr olds are naturally curious about space. Our 2 yr old is naturally curious about animals.
My boys love chemistry and simple machines. They would create chemical reactions all day if they could!!!
My kids are 12, 9 and 5. We love the outdoors, so nature walks learning biology, homemade “mixtures” in the kitchen to learn chemistry, the physics of water balloons, etc. We really make science a part of their everyday life and they love it. My oldest son is also highly interested in robotics.
My kids are 9 and 7 — and they love animals and physics!
My children are 8 1/2 and 5 1/2. They love science- biology, nature study, astronomy and chemistry experiments.
My 4 year old loves bugs and airplanes right now and my 6 year old is really into simple machines and space.
My girls are 6&8 and wondering about ocean animals, owls are big right now, and growing plants and bugs
My kids are 5.5, 4, 2, and 8 months. The older two have all sorts of questions about how things work and how things grow.
My kids are 3, 6, and 9 and are naturally curious about animals. They raised some tadpoles into toads this spring.
My kids are 10, 6 & 3. They love space and botany! And any experiments for sure 😉
I have two boys that just turned 5, and my daughter is about to turn 8. All three of them are very interested in animals, and plants. My daughter is starting to also show an interest in basic biology concepts (DNA etc.)
My boys are 7 and 5. My 7 year old is naturally curious about spped and flight. He loves to race cars on our track an predict which will be faster and slower. My younger on is naturally curious about animals. He loves to find animals, care for them, and learn things about them.
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I have 3 kids, ages 12, 7, and 5. The eldest loves anything to do with marine life, the 7 year old is really into sharks and the youngest loves dinosaurs!
Our children are 5, 3 and 2. Our 5 year old is naturally curious about the solar system, specifically how the whole earth revolves around the sun. Our 3 year old likes animals. and our 2 year old is just curious about life in general. Thank you for the opportunity to receive such a great resource!
I liked Be Naturally Curious on FB! and I have been following Simple Homeschool for awhile!
My children are 6 and 3. They are fascinated by bugs and weather and animals of all kinds.
My Kids are 6, 5, 3, 2, 1, and 3 weeks old. My 6 year old is really curious about space and anatomy. My 5 year old is really curious about food and space. They loved to learn just about anything though!
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I have a 6,5 and 3 year old. The oldest is all about earth science right now. The middle adores fossils and articulating skeletons and the youngest tags along and takes it all in.
My 12 ur old son is naturally curious about mechanics( how things work) and unique animals. Plus, he loves experiments!
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My son is five so, as you can imagine, his random and often surprising questions are all over the map!
I have liked both pages on Facebook!
My granddaughter is 12 years old.
My kids are 8, 7, 4, & 2 and they’re naturally curious about a lot of things but mostly bugs.
My son is 3 and currently interested in flies, worms and combining baking soda and vinegar!
My son is 2.5 and naturally curious about everything. He is exceptionally gifted and reads at a 6 year old level. He loves science so we would like to help him learn more.
My second grader is currently interested in biomes and landforms.
I’ve also “liked” the Be Naturally Curious and the Simple Homeschool pages. Thanks!
My son is 8 years old he likes science especially learning about dinosaurs.
I have a preschooler and a baby, the preschooler is definitely into meteorology and zoology! The baby mostly likes human biology, specifically, lactation 😉
I have one seven year old who is interested in nano technology and robotics.
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My kids are 5 and 3 and they are naturally curious about everything! They love science. Currently, they are interested in the human body.
My kids are 7 and 6 years old, love exploring everything about science.nthey would love to use one of the classes for the next science fair in our area. Thanks for the giveaway.
This looks so fun… my little kids absolutely love any kind of nature study… It’s all about the great outdoors!!! (And our kids are 17, 16, 14, 12, 10, 9, 7, 5).
My daughter is almost 6 and is very curious about animals and nature!
My kids are 9 and 11. They were just asking today about how you get the hair color you have (not the way I get my hair color ). We talked about DNA, genes and genetic expression.
I have two littles who just love to be outside. They love to dig in the dirt and explore.
I have a 5 year old and a 19 month old. My 5 year old loves to ask/talk about the weather! He’s constantly asking if there’s going to be storms, “why is it raining?”, “why is it sunny?”, observing the clouds, and (thanks to a recent library book) even starting to identify clouds!
My son is 7 and loves all things bugs!
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I’ve liked Simple Homeschool and Be Naturally Curious on Facebook.
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My kids are 16, 12, 10, 8, 6, 3, and 1. Some of their interests at the moment are experiments – 10 y.o. bought a lab coat (white dress shirt from thrift store) to be more authentic. My 3 y.o. is very interested in mammals. Today the big discussion was about raising a caterpillar into a butterfly.
My daughter’s 9 and loves anything about the ocean and it’s animals
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I have 3 kids: almost 6 yo, 3 yo and 3 mo. The two older ones are really interested in rocks and caterpillars these days!
My son is almost 2.5 and everyday we explore all there is to know about water:) He loves making bubbles, splashing, pouring, everything water!
I also visited your facebook page and liked them…what neat resources to come across!
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My kids are 6,4 and 2. My two older ones love learning about habitats and everything else about animals. They have also been curious about the water cycle and how plants grow.
My children range from 2-7. My oldest two are interested in dry ice and making things fizz.
Annika is 3, and she’s terrified of insects. While this is obviously not an interest, we’ve been learning a lot about bugs – their habitats, what they eat, their parts – in the hopes that knowledge will combat fear.