In this complete math unit, "students will learn how to solve for area and perimeter of squares, triangles, and circles. They will apply this knowledge in the practical setting of building or redoing a home." Learning experiences include videos,...

This unit is designed to help students gain a full understanding of the beauty that can be found in birds. From beaks to feathers, bird songs to behaviors, God has given us wonderful creatures to learn from. There is a combination of narrative and worksheet...

"This lesson follows the Unit A chapter 3 lessons on habitats in the new Scott Foresman Science series (pages a46-a64). The students will work in pairs to create a habitat slide show depicting what they have learned regarding animals and their habitats."

Descriptions of how the roadrunner, python, black widow spider, and other wonders of nature demonstrate spiritual truth and support the validity of living according to Christian faith. Biblical quotations follow each passage.

"In an attempt to introduce wisdom to the student, they will observe ants in various environments and write in their journals the wise ways of ants. Next they will participate in numerous activities that are aimed at teaching cooperation and team work....

The National Audubon Society provides many free resources about birds, ornithology, and environmental education. There are tips for how to bring nature into the classroom and how to teach outside. They also sell an environmental education program for grades...

"This is a thematic unit dealing with the basic concepts of chemistry. The unit will reach across the curriculum utilizing subjects areas of Reading, Writing, Math, Social Studies, Art, Religion, Music, Home Economics, Computer Technology. In this unit...

Series of skill development workbooks created to provide content and activities for use in mastering skills in reading, literature, science, and mathematics. Teacher guides for each level of workbook.

A unit plan for studying North American bears, integrating faith, science and social studies aligned with NAD and Canadian curriculum standards for Grade 1.

"Students will study eight different biomes—tundra, coniferous forests, deciduous forests, rain forests, deserts, grasslands, marine biome, and freshwater biomes. Students will classify biomes according to their physical characteristics, and identify...

"In this unit, students will learn characteristics of insects, be able to identify their habitats, describe the process of metamorphosis of a caterpillar to a butterfly, identify various roles of bees, identify the parts of an ant anatomy and describe...

Over 50 nature stories beautifully illustrated by the author, all online. Titles include: bluejay, cowbirds, dove, flycatcher, herons, hummingbirds, kingfisher, owls, parrots, pelicans, raven, cranes, tanager, shore birds, shrike, storks, swallows, swifts,...

"This lesson is a spin off from 'Unit A Life Science Lesson 4 – What Is A Insect?' In the Scott Foreman Science Series (pages A36–A39). The students will work in groups of three to research and perform an oral or power point presentation...

With collaborative, partner, real time data and primary source projects, CIESE is well on its way to fulfilling its Mission Statement: To catalyze and support excellence in teaching and learning of science, technology, engineering, math and other core subjects....

"The children will learn the story of Noah and discover the meaning of the rainbow, the colors of the rainbow, where color comes from, primary colors and secondary colors and how they are made." The duration of the lesson is 7 days.

How a group of dedicated kids adopted Pigeon Creek and brought it back to life. NAD Pathways Grade 4 selection for theme 6: Environment. A Daily Lesson Guide is available from Kendall...

"Using Kid Pix students will be able to:
Create pictures or hang back drops that will represent each day on creation week.
Match/Type the appropriate text to go with their picture(s)."

"In this lesson, students in grade 4 will learn about good dental health habits. The students will use information gathered from web sites, dentist's office, materials supplied by the teacher, and Kid Pix. Working in groups of 3 - 4, they will prepare...

"In this unit the students will learning about the desert and the mammals, birds, insects, reptiles, and plants found there. Each week will be spent on a different topic with a total of six weeks for completion. Students will keep a Desert Journal. They...

Too many Christians don't know the truth about dinosaurs. With this book for juniors (and their parents), author Elaine Graham-Kennedy, Ph.D., is out to change that. Dr. Kennedy is a Seventh-day Adventist scientist who believes the Bible story of Creation...

"This is the study of ocean animals and plants:
A. To discover their beauty and diversity
B. To develop an awareness of the sea’s contributions and importance to our lives
C. To understand links in the food chain
D. To encourage...

"The students will be able to:
a. identify diseases as infectious and non-infectious
b. describe symptoms for each disease studied
c. discuss possible cures of diseases

Students will use the internet and Google to find information...

"This lesson plan was designed to allow students the opportunity to learn more about the in's and out's of how food is digested. This will require students explaining the path food takes, using proper terminology for body parts involved, knowing location,...

This interdisciplinary faith-based unit incorporates NAD curriculum requirements for religion, fine arts, computers, science, language arts, social studies and mathematics.

"In this unit, students will learn the benefits for maintaining good nutrition and a well balanced diet. The students will be able to categorize foods into the correct food group, decide if a meal is balanced, and be able to create a full day menu which...

"This unit is designed to help students gain a better understanding of God’s creation and in particular frogs and toads. The students will discuss their thoughts and feelings about frogs. They will listen to stories and watch a video about frogs....

This multipart unit is designed to help you examine and teach the years of US History from 1945 to the present. It is based on the SoSmart materials, Year 4, Quarter 4.

European Space Agency WebQuest, Man in Space Timeline PowerPoint, videos on how to...

This book boasts "50 great reasons to get your hands dirty". Each project has detailed instructions and full color photos which make this book both interesting to read and easy to follow. With teacher assistance these projects are ideal for any elementary...

This lesson is based on Genesis 1:11-13. What did God do on the third day of Creation? Did God plant seeds? God’s power and majesty and why He created seed bearing plants is discussed. The story of Johnny Appleseed is also discussed. Students learn...

Students will each be provided with a grape tomato plant. The teacher will plant a regular sized tomato plant so the students can see the regular sized tomato plant growing. This will give them the quicker success of grape tomatoes that do not take as long...

"We are taking a field trip to a green house and the Museum of Man and Nature. Our digital camera will allow the students to take pictures for their future project. The camcorder will allow them to review all the questions and information that have been...

Guide magazine links to online resources for kids on the subject of creation and evolution, including a radio drama series.

This mini unit on habitats ties into the 1st grade Pathways theme book We All Go On Safari. Students will learn about different habitats, appreciate God's nature, and build a diorama.

Online lesson plans for a kindergarten bug project, linking two schools in different geographical regions by email. Students explore, find, count, learn about, describe, and classify various insects, both those found at their school and those found at the...

Learning about filtration becomes fun through this hands-on, faith-integrated science lab. Multi-grade and inclusion accommodations and cross-curricular integration included.

In this article, Rodger F. Jones focuses on what Christian educators can do in order to integrate biblical principles, such as service and stewardship, and an appreciation for the aesthetic value of creation, into an environmental science curriculum at various...

"In this unit, the students will learn how a butterfly grows, starting from an egg and proceeding through the different stages into a butterfly. They will learn this information from different sources, including literature, CDs, videos, as well as pre-picked...

"Students will discover the factors that are necessary for the germination of seeds. Then compare the results to when those factors are not present."

"The students will:
- classify different seed type by appearance
- describe...

"The children will study insects to learn their characteristics and their life cycles. They will also learn to identify the local insects found around school and home."

"In this unit, students will learn about many aspects of archaeology, using a variety of sources and activities. Much of their learning will be experiential in nature. Technology will be incorporated in several ways, including the use of digital photography,...

A comprehensive website outlining aviation history. This website, entitled, To Fly is Everything... "contains a digital library that includes numerous books and articles, mostly dating to the turn of the century. Our photo gallery contains video clips...

"This lesson includes many activities to teach students about birds especially tropical birds. Students will discover that tropical birds are colorful and are God’s creation. The lesson covers topics such as the bird’s appearance, habitat...

This project engages 8th grade students in the design of roller coasters in their science, mathematics, social studies, and language arts classrooms. Intel provides the lessons and activities for each classroom during this five-week interdisciplinary project.

In this 1903 book, Jones "outlines according to the Bible what exactly Christian education looks like. He also explores the true meaning of the separation between church and state and how Christian education does not fall under such discrimination."...

Learn about Thomson and his research with electricity and discovering the atom.

"The ABC's of Nuclear Science is a brief introduction to Nuclear Science. We look at Antimatter, Beta rays, Cosmic connection and much more. Visit here and learn about radioactivity - alpha, beta and gamma decay. Find out the difference between fission...

Basic biology information for young students about cells, microorganisms, plants, invertebrates, vertebrates, animal systems, and scientific studies.

Great Chemistry website for kids, young and old. Explanations are clear enough for an elementary level child to navigate the site themselves. Well connected to interrelated areas including astonomy, geography, physics, and biology.

This 2012 NAD Teacher's Convention presentation handout shows how beekeeping could add excitement to your classroom, opening a window to the hidden world of the honeybee. Observation beehives allow students to observe the industrious work and life cycle of...

Resources for young students learning the basics about astronomy. Link to information about the universe, galaxies, stars, systems, our solar system, and space exploration.

An animated primer on the basics of DNA, genes, and heredity. 41 interactive tutorials or presentations explain the science behind key concepts using animation, an image gallery, video interviews, problems, biographies and links. Organized in 3 sections: classical...

Learn about energy sources, how each one works, the advantages and disadvantages of each, and which ones are renewable. Energy sources include: fossil, nuclear, solar, wind, tidal, hydro, pumped storage, wave, geothermal and biomass. Each energy source page...

Learn about fossil fuels, nuclear power, solar power, wind power, tidal power, hydroelectric power, pumped storage, wave power, geothermal power, and biomass, with activities and clear notes and a few photos, suitable for middle grade science.

High quality PowerPoint presentation lead students through the biblical foundations and scientific evidence of how our world and its inhabitants were formed.

The Exploratorium is a museum of science, art, and human perception. The site includes instructions for over 500 simple experiments, hands on activities, a variety of online exhibits,...

Previous NAD Science textbook for Grades 7-8 (even year) includes chapters on methods of science, special creation, naturalistic evolution, fossils, age of the earth, plant classification, processes and structure, ecology, biomes, natural resources, health,...

Previous NAD Science Textbook, Grades 7-8 (odd year), which includes chapters on the work of science, living cells, heredity, viruses, monera, protista, fungi, sponges, cnidarians, worms, mollusks, echoniderms, arthropods, sex education, sexually transmitted...

"Graphics Gallery is a series of labeled diagrams with explanations representing the important processes of biotechnology. Each diagram is followed by a summary of information, providing a context for the process illustrated." Sections include: molecular...

Video and photographs of an exciting physics lab on motion that uses Hot Wheels toy cars. Two student lab sheets available for download. One uses Vernier Photogates, LabPro Interface & TI Graphing Calculators. A simple version of the lab uses stop watches.

Interactive models in cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy available on cell models, mitosis, meiosis, cell cycle. Also link to cell and crystal galleries, puzzles, quizzes, and more.

Students will learn about dinosaurs from an Adventist Christian perspective in this interesting interactive online learning project.

"Following is one of several demonstrations that I’ve used in my science classrooms to illustrate principles and generate enthusiasm for science. This one can be done with easy-to-obtain materials and the kids love it! In this demonstration carbon...

Interactive website for students dealing with the life and works of Leonardo DaVinci. There are content pages, interactive elements, and hands-on activities. Lesson plans invite students to explore DaVinci's world and creations and then try some of their own....

A microbiology information portal containing a vast collection of resources including articles, news, frequently asked questions, and links pertaining to the field of microbiology.

Find age appropriate games, workbooks, activities, information materials and other teaching resources here for free. You can also purchase print copies but all the pdfs are available for free. There are also teacher training workshops.

"Tables charting the chemical elements have been around since the 19th century - but this modern version has a short video about each one. We've done all 118 - but our job's not finished. Now we're updating all the videos with new stories, better samples...

Science labs for 10-18 year old students to do at home or school include: oil and coffee, sea ice and glaciers, water ladder, cargo overboard, cork in ice, flipping the bottle, buoyancy explorer, removing cuttings from the borehole, viscosity explorer, cool...

Games test student understand of the solar system through matching, flashcards, concentration and word search activities.

DVDs on creation and evolution, intelligent design, and other science and faith integration topics. Titles include:
Darwin's Dilemma: The Mystery of the Cambrian Fossil Record
Unlocking the Mystery of Life: The Scientific Case for Intelligent Design...

"Welcome to Solar System Live, the interactive Orrery of the Web. You can view the entire Solar System, or just the inner planets (through the orbit of Mars)."

Jet Propulsion Laboratory's solar system simulator allows you to enter and adjust specific dates, targets, angles, and percent of image width to run the simulator, showing images of the earth, solar system, stars and galaxies.

Learn about matter in all states - solids, liquids, gases, plasmas and condensates. Access the glossary and quizzes for science subjects.

Short explanations of basic chemistry lessons, some with audio. Topics include: chemical elements, atomic weight, isotopes, periodic table, formulas, compounds, oxygen, water, hydrogen, nitrogen, acids, bases and alkaline materials, pH scale, salts, chemical...

Folkenberg talks about Copernicus showing that the earth was not the stationary center of the universe, the Great Controversy, and God being our center.

A biblically-supported biology 9-12 textbook supplement for teaching the earth's origin and early history. The original text, now out of print, included a student textbook and teacher's manual with supplementary materials, objectives, lab activities, projects,...

"This website is an overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of the planets, moons and other objects in our solar system. Each page has my text and NASA's images, some have sounds and movies, most provide references to additional...

Fascinating quality online interactive learning exhibits, including: Calendars through the Ages, Daylight Saving Time, Color Vision & Art, Bellini's Feast of the Gods, Causes of Color, Pigments through the Ages, Poetry through the Ages, Van Gogh's Letters,...

Fisher looks at how many features of society (economics) and religion have affected nature in a drastic way. He looks specifically at Christians and way they can change.

This paper was presented at the 31st Institute of Christian Teaching.

"The American Council on Science and Health (ACSH) is a consumer education consortium concerned with issues related to food, nutrition, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, lifestyle, the environment and health."

A source of information for science teachers regarding the "theories of origins and development of life, plant and animal species, the earth, & the rest of the universe."