Christ and Geology Christ is worthy of celebrating! Around here, we enjoy celebrating Him with Geology in mind. Why? Because there is a symbolic connection between Christ and Geology—He is the Foundation, the Rock of Ages, and He’s the Cornerstone of our faith. What It Means to Celebrate! To begin with, when we go to celebrate Christ with our […]
Three Guidelines for Voting What on earth do rocks and minerals have to do with the election? In truth, not that much. There is, however, a verse that we lean on every single day here to check ourselves. Since we deal with science and the Bible on a daily basis, it is very important that […]
10 Fun Ideas to Celebrate Earth Science Week Earth Science Week this year is October 11-17 Of course we should celebrate this magnificent globe that we live on! Instead of staying inside and making a craft, let’s get outside and enjoy our world. Here are 10 ideas for easy excursions for learning more about our […]
Shark Week Thirty years and counting, Shark Week is coming – it starts August 9! Why is it that people are drawn to these unusual creatures? It can’t be because they are cuddly and fuzzy. So I can only guess that it is because of how mysterious and dangerous they seem to be. Add to […]
Four Steps to Making a Geology Museum Many of you know that we used to have a wonderful museum, called the Geology Learning Center. But we had to close it when the owner of the building decided to sell the space, so that it could be developed into condos. But that is a whole other […]
Mt. St. Helens If you have lived in the Pacific Northwest for any length of time, then you know that there is a nasty threat that hangs over our heads daily, although most of us don’t truly think twice about it. On a clear day, I can look north and see Mt. Baker. If I […]
Scripture and Geology Is Scripture a part of your geology study? If you haven’t been adding in the appropriate sections of Scripture that deal with geology, you might want to slam on the brakes. When you teach geology, it is almost not possible to teach it without drawing in Scripture or worldview. That is quite […]
How to Teach Geology, Part 2 Figuring out just how to teach, or what to teach your kids when it comes to geology can be a daunting task. Hopefully, we removed some of that a few weeks back, when I talked a bit about how to teach geology, focusing on some of the whys, and […]
Subscribe to our Youtube channel for our Geo Talks! They are a great way to learn more about what you will find when you are out exploring. Click here. Exploring and Dreaming I grew up in a small town in Montana. Hardin, to be precise! It is located on the edge of the Crow Indian […]
From Public School to Homeschool Check out this fun resource for your kids! Fun Geology Brick Challenge I know that many of you are probably trying to figure out just how to go from public school to homeschool now that your kids are at home, with your local schools closed for the rest of the […]
