ScienceWiz Light hands-on kit and projects

A Complete Hands-On Science Course

All ScienceWiz courses include guided lessons, videos,
interactive elements, printable materials, and completion awards.
Hands-on materials are required for the experiments in each lesson.

DIY Materials + Online Course

Gather materials using our checklist.

  • 12 guided lessons (videos + projects + simulations)
  • Printable activity book + portfolio pages
  • Materials checklist + substitutions guide
  • Badges + printable certificate at completion
  • Works for your whole household (siblings included)
  • 1-year family access included
  • Instant online access after purchase

Ideal for families who enjoy sourcing materials, using household substitutes, or sharing parts across siblings. One lesson ends with “Optical Illusions” which require no additional materials to explore.

Online learning built for real homeschool families.
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Whole family can use it
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Self-paced — no schedule
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No subscription
Returning homeschool families receive 15% off future ScienceWiz courses.
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Hands-on learning
Real experiments and challenges in every lesson.
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Designed for homeschool
Self-paced, structured, and easy to follow.
Complete course system
Lessons, printables, awards, and activities included.

What you get in every Light course

  • 12 self-paced lessons with clear step-by-step guidance
  • Short review videos + vocabulary + interactive questions
  • Hands-on experiments woven into the lessons
  • Printable activity book pages (PDF)
  • Achievement badge + printable certificate when completed

Materials note: Light is hands-on — lessons include experiments, making and doing. We provide a complete parts list plus “easy substitution” ideas so families can use affordable or scavenged materials when possible.

Examples of what students build and do during the Light course.

Light build example 1
Mold Concave and Convex Lenses
Light project example 2
Is Red a Primary Color?

Guided Simulation Preview