Bible science experiments for kids

In this Bible science experiment, invisible ink, in honor of Christ's baptism, can help kids understand how hard we have to pay attention to understand God.

This character building object lesson about forgiveness takes a fun science experience and relates it to the risks of choosing not to forgive. This is one more activity in my character building series. Object lessons helps connect a hands-on and visual experience with the heart. A picture like the one presented today is more likely...Read More

Great for homeschool, vacation learning, or anytime, Faith and Science with Dr. Fizzlebop is a science-themed devotional book of experiments.

Simple science experiments for Christian kids to demonstrate Gods hand in science

Here is a great Gospel magic trick that uses the fun science experiment that many people call "Elephant Toothpaste." It teaches about God's overflowing love

Finding quality bible object lessons for children that are hands-on, creative, fun, and easy to teach can be a challenge.https://youtu.be/au3VtNcZcN8 If you teach children in a multi-age setting, or desire to "go deeper" with some

Object lessons are fun and quick ways to engage with the timeless truths of Scripture. These Bible object lessons for kids are quick and entertaining (and sometimes delicious) ways to teach a Biblical principle and make it stick. What is a Bible Object Lesson? An object lesson is a teaching method that uses a physical… Read More »Bible Object Lessons for Kids

Good news parents! You can start teaching your little ones about God using easy, fun & edible experiments! These lessions bring the Gospel & science together.

This Bible science experiment with colored water can demonstrate the power of God slowly bringing life back into the plants and trees in preparation for Spring —and also that being patient can be exciting! Watching the water from the yellow and blue cups blend together to make green can teach children that God’s light will bring the green of spring to the icy places of winter; we just have to wait for it to happen.

Your kids will be amazed as they watch these crystal crosses form! Make them for Easter or as a fun science experiment. Get the instructions from My Joy-Filled Life.