Galileo and the Sun - Activity

This activity explores the notorious Galileo affair and engages students in questioning whether or not it was a simple matter of innovative science versus religious dogma. The Read More →

Brainstorming - Activity

The following brainstorming activity requires students to think deeply about a topic or concept, rather than just skimming the surface, as a preparation for delving into a Read More →

Believe It or Not? - Activity

This activity for science or Bible class engages students in thinking about what makes us accept things as true. What constitutes evidence for us? Students will consider Read More →

Explain It! - Activity

This activity engages students in exploring the concept of cultural accommodation and its relevance to understanding how the Bible speaks about the natural world.Read More →

Closing Questions - Activity

This brief closing activity allows students to reflect on the virtues and scientific concepts covered during a class period. Engaging students in brief reflection, both on the Read More →

Boil the Water - Activity

This is a short starter activity intended to get students thinking about whether events can have multiple causes. Using the example of boiling water, you will encourage Read More →

The Parent Podcast - Activity

In this activity students create a short podcast to share with parents and relatives. The podcast is intended to invite the wider community into faith-affirming science learning Read More →

Home Demonstrations - Activity

This activity reviews in-class science learning and invests in strengthening relationships between students and a parent or another adult. It engages students in conducting demonstrations at home Read More →