Noah Plan Quarter 1, Week 2
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Aren't geodes so neat? We did this along with our Principle Approach®
study of the Scientific Method. The study found in The Noah Plan
Kindergarten Curriculum has an experiment which yields rather immediate
results. However, we also wanted to try one that would help cultivate patience and
also show that the scientific method can be applied to experiments which
can take a while to work through.
So, some of us already have taught the Scientific Method. My question is, how many of us have taught it
with Biblical foundations? For instance, do you know when science began? The idea of science had to begin at some point in history. What about God's character is revealed during the first week of creation? Why is that even important to know? Do you know why it's important to study science- I mean for reasons other than apologetics? How do these things tie in with the Scientific Method? All of the answers to these questions are found in the Bible and covered in this week's lesson found in
The Noah Plan Kindergarten Curriculum.
What about noting famous scientists who were also believers? Hmmmm.... maybe you'll learn a few things about a couple of the men involved with the Pre-Scientific Method and the Scientific Method in your notebooking page.
Download free Principle Approach
® notebooking pages your kids can use to go along with this lesson!
If you do this lesson ahead of time, you'll have salt crystal squares which tie in perfectly with this Principle Approach
® art lesson. You might also like to tie it in with a Principle Approach
® Geography study on
Earthquakes and Volcanoes.
