‘Science’ Archives
Chatting with The Science Mouse
This is our first of many interviews with creative types. The Science Mouse is a homeschooled kid with a penchant for all things scientific. With a little [...]
Rooted in Love
Last week in botany we talked about roots. We discussed two reasons for roots--nutrition and support. To see what God has to say about roots, we went to [...]
The coverings of the buds
In botany last week we discussed bud coverings, structures that serve to protect buds in harsh weather and keep them safe until spring. They are thick [...]
Classic science texts
The book I am using for science is from the 1180's, entitled The Child's Book of Nature by Dr. Worthington Hooker. My volume is three books in one that I got [...]
God the Artist
When I was working on my lessons for the week I was copying a poem by the poet Angela Morgan (which I will share here soon as well). This is another of her [...]
About the stars
Princess G (7 yo) is doing a great job of reasoning from the scriptures. She was reading the story in McGuffey's second reader about the stars. It goes into [...]
Ten reasons to study science from the Principle Approach
Science is a terrific subject to view from the Bible because, like mathematics, science is orderly and predictable. Here are ten reasons I encourage you to [...]
American Christian Course Development in the Natural Sciences
I am taking this outline from a Biblical Principle Approach course my mother took in the mid-80's. I hope you find it helpful in creating your science [...]
Statement of an American Philosophy of Natural Science
Statement of an American Philosophy of Natural Science 1. God is the Creator who brought into existence all things from nothing. (Heb. 11:3; Gen. 1:1; Col. [...]
Principles of God’s Biological Creation
These are helpful for planning your science lessons. The list is not exhaustive, but almost anything you will study can be found here. If you are new to the [...]
