Your Weekly Science,
Made Simple
Choose one hands-on investigation each week and start wherever curiosity leads. Our free science library is designed to help children explore connected ideas across biology, chemistry, physics and Earth science.
BOOK STUDIES
Literature + Science
Our book studies combine the creature science you love with a true literature study. Read alongside unforgettable characters while exploring vocabulary, literary elements, writing, discussion and hands-on science.
Real Creatures.
Real Science.
A Brighter Future.
Creature Curriculum is a hands-on science curriculum where creatures lead the learning. Each investigation uses a real animal to make complex science concepts easier to see, test and understand.
Created by an educator and inspired by real-world field experiences, Creature Curriculum is designed for homeschool families and elementary classrooms who want science to feel meaningful, memorable and genuinely fun.
Educator Made
Created by an experienced science educator.
Field Guided
Inspired by real-world experiences and observations.
Trusted Science
Grounded in reliable science sources.
Reviews
Wonderful.
What a wonderful study. My kids loved the activities and lessons and were so engaged every step of the way!
-Amanda R.
Thank You!
So much included for a reasonable price. Both myself and my children can’t wait to start! Thank you for inspiring us all and putting so much in to this fantastic resource!
- Lucy G
Great!
An absolutely amazing unit study. Half way through using and we love all the project ideas and hands on activities. Such a captivating story and this unit study really helps to bring out so many learning opportunities. Highly recommend.
-S.
So Comprehensive!
This was the most amazing unit study to go with the book! There were so many activities that we couldn't get through all of them, but I loved knowing there were so many options. It is well researched and thought out. I could find things for my older kids to enjoy and my younger kids. Thank you for this wonderful resource to go with the wild robot!
-Katie W.
Our team travels the world, learning alongside local guides, scientists and conservationists—and bringing those field discoveries home to inspire our lessons.
We learn by watching animals where they live—how they move, feed, communicate, adapt and interact with their environments. Those observations often become the starting point for the science questions we bring back into our lessons.