Fireworks in a Glass – 4th of July Science Experiment
What would 4th of July be without fireworks? The following science experiment will demonstrate how students can create "fireworks" that are safe and fun and will illustrate some basic tenets
Bible Science Lessons
Earth Day Science Experiment: Making “Polar-Bear Fur”
Earth Day provides great chances to think of the different ways we can help the earth. One way that kids often enjoy this is by thinking about endangered species. There are
“Grow the Grinch’s Heart” Science Experiment
Everyone knows the story of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. This science experiment is a fun take on the story and also teaches the kids about kindness. Materials Plastic water bottle Green balloon Baking
“Magic Color” – A Start of Fall Science Experiment
Just like the fall changes the leaves to beautiful new colors, this fall science experiment with water and color will make a magic third color appear in the bowl! Materials: • Three
Make Your Own Quicksand (A Back-to-School Science Experiment)
Middle school students can find themselves in some "quick sand" in school by picking the wrong friends or hanging out with the wrong crowd. This science experiment creating quick sand is fun
Make A Homemade Submarine – Science Project
Most kids know that that objects placed in water will either float or sink depending on the density of the object. This science project will remind us that the density of our
“Pot of Gold” Bible Science Experiment
This fun science experiment uses the Irish myth of the pot of gold at the end of the rain-bow to teach kids about being made new through prayer and service. Materials
Science Project: Make a Static Powered Dancing Ghost
Science Project: Make a Static Powered Dancing Ghost Halloween CAN be a fun day instead of a scary day! Check out this easy science project that turns a spooky day into
“Raining Sponge” Harvest Science Experiment
Harvest is a time for seeing the results of our hard work and patience. This science experiment with gravity and a sponge will get kids thinking about what they are