Explore God's Amazing Creation
Science & Creation sparks curiosity about the natural world while grounding every lesson in the truth that God is the master Designer. Kids learn the scientific method, run hands-on experiments, and explore biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science through a creation-affirming lens.
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Cells, ecosystems, anatomy, and the incredible complexity of living things that points to a Creator.
Atoms, elements, reactions, and states of matter explained with kitchen-safe experiments.
Geology, weather, astronomy, and the flood — understanding Earth's history from a biblical perspective.
Forces, energy, simple machines, and the physical laws that reflect God's consistent nature.
Kids learn to ask questions, form hypotheses, design experiments, and draw conclusions like real scientists.
Evidence from nature — DNA, fine-tuning, irreducible complexity — that reveals a purposeful Creator.
Suggests safe, doable experiments kids can try at home with everyday materials.
Teaches mainstream science content while honestly presenting a young-earth creation perspective.
Encourages kids to ask "why" and "how" and guides them to discover answers through investigation.
Links scientific discoveries to specific Bible passages that describe God's creative work.
Nature observation, simple experiments, and wonder at God's creation.
Scientific method practice, life science, and creation vs. evolution basics.
Chemistry, physics foundations, intelligent design evidence, and lab skills.
Advanced biology, earth science, apologetics in science, and research projects.
“For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities — his eternal power and divine nature — have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made.”
— Romans 1:20
Science & Creation helps children see that studying the natural world is an act of worship — every cell, star, and law of physics reveals the invisible God who made it all.
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