Check out our guest post over at Christian Homeschool Moms! This fun science experiment for World Health Day can help spark awareness for the World Health Organization (WHO) by helping kids appreciate healthy lung function”¦as well as learn a couple things about how our faith lives and breathes! How Lungs Work: A Health Science Experiment […]
Demonstrating the Strength of Eggs: A Bible Science Experiment
Check out our guest post over at A Moment in Our World! It’s a fun (and easy) Easter Science experiment to show the magnificence of His creations! When we accept Jesus into our hearts, our spirits are like eggs. They are strong, but they are new. Jesus wants us to grow out of our shells and into […]
Illustrating Light and Dark – A Spring Science Experiment
The first day of spring, or the Vernal Equinox, falls on March 20th. Everyone knows they can look at their calendars and find the first day of Spring, but some kids may not know this day is known as the vernal equinox. Check out our guest post over at Christian Homeschool Moms, where we are […]
Make a Real Rainbow: St. Patrick’s Day Science Experiment
Most of us don’t fully understand what makes a rainbow. But in today’s St. Patrick’s Day Science experiment, we will make one and show how a piece of God’s glory can be explained in science. St. Patrick’s Day Science Experiment: Make a Real Rainbow Materials: – Plastic box – Sheet of white paper – Mirror […]
Science Experiment: The Sun Moves In & Out – Like the Son
This science experiment can help show you how the sun moves closer to us during certain seasons of the year, and the Son moves closer to us during certain seasons in our lives. The vernal equinox is the time when planet earth has tilted such that the sun passes out of the southern hemisphere and […]
“Shadow Puppets” Bible Science Experiment
Predicting the weather based on a groundhog’s shadow isn’t very scientific. But our children can have fun experimenting with lights and shadows and learn something about God’s light as well! Check out our guest post over at Christian Homeschool Moms, where we are featuring an awesome Bible science experiment that reminds us that while we can […]
Ben Franklin’s Birthday Science Experiment: “Electric Spoons”
Image from education.com Although Ben Franklin’s kite experiment resulted in the invention of the lightning rod which helps keep lighting from destroying our homes, that is not an experiment we want our children to try because it can be fatal. But the notion that there are negative and positive forces all around us can […]
Jesus’ Baptism Bible Science Experiment: Invisible Ink
Jesus’ Baptism Science Experiment: Invisible Ink Many Catholic Christians and some Protestants will be celebrating the baptism of Jesus on Sunday January 12th. Many people over the years, including John the Baptist, felt surprise that Jesus should be baptized. But God is often like that – he does things that surprise us, and his behavior […]
Christmas Science Experiment: An Explanation of the Star of Bethlehem
For centuries scholars and astronomers have discussed several theories to explain the Star of Bethlehem. Some of those theories are based on the conjunction of planets. (A conjunction is when two planets cross each other as the Earth turns.) Check out our guest post over at Christian Homeschool Moms, where we will discuss that theory […]