Simple Science Family Night Tool Chest: Creating Lasting Impressions for the Next Generation (Heritage Builders)

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Creating lasting impressions for the next generation!
These ideas and activities have been tried and tested by families like yours. They are designed to make lasting impressions on children of all ages.

Have fun with these simple science experiments that use items commonly found in the home to teach important truths from God's Word. For example:

• Attempt to crush a raw egg to learn about God's protection.
• Make candies "spark" and learn how to be a light in the world.
• Watch how peas fall out of a glass and learn to follow God, not the world.
• Make a rainbow and be reminded how God kept His promise to Noah.
• See how a hard-boiled egg can be sucked into a glass bottle and discover that nothing is impossible with God.

Jim Weidmann founded the Family Night movement several years ago and now teaches and leads dads in creativity teams where ideas are developed and shared. He also serves as the Executive Director of the National Day of Prayer. Jim and his wife, Janet, have four children.

Mark DeNooy has been involved in Christian Education for the past 15 years and has taught Science and Bible at Denver Christian Middle School for the past 10 years. He and his wife, Nancy, have three children.

Jim Weidmann founded the Family Night movement several years ago and now teaches and leads dads in creative teams where ideas are developed and shared. He also serves as Executive Director of the National Day of Prayer. Jim and his wife, Janet, have four children. Mark DeNooy is a science and Bible teacher at Denver Christian Middle School. He and his wife, Nancy, have three children.