WHAT DO YOU WEAR to stay warm on a cold day? Coat, scarf, gloves, hat, boots—we pile on the layers to keep out the chill. But how do animals that live in extremely cold places keep from freezing?

What happens when you combine hydrogen peroxide, sodium iodide, soap, and a little creativity? An explosive tower of “elephant toothpaste”! Pat and Melody explore the science behind this foamy reaction, then take it to the next level by creating a glowing version after dark. Along the way, they d...

Join Pat and Melody for an explosive science experiment as they create hydrogen and explore its fiery properties. Using hydrogen-filled bubbles and a giant hydrogen balloon, they demonstrate spectacular reactions while discussing the Hindenburg and the science behind hydrogen. The experiment lead...

Get ready for a high-flying science experiment! Pat Roy and Melody build and launch a massive soda rocket powered by butane, exploring boiling points, rapid gas expansion, and the unique properties of water. Along the way, discover how God designed water’s remarkable ability to absorb and release...

Which is the Greatest of These?

Does God Love Us?

Everyone is being creative and busy, but the workshop is an absolute mess, and Doug has lost his favorite stuffed bunny! Author and musician Andrew Peterson stops by and offers to help out. Randall puts all projects on hold until they can get things cleaned up.

Randall, Doug, and Sparky are invited to perform at the annual Lightning Bug Dance in the sky, but if they’re going to give a concert at 5,000 ft., they’ll need a hot air balloon and a lot of careful planning!

It's a camp-in campout at the Workshop! Randall's friend Andrew Peterson pitches in on the fun, but after hearing some surprising sounds, Andrew reveals his biggest fear: bears. Maggie boasts that she isn't afraid of anything, but what will happen when she encounters more mysterious growls?

How long do caves take to form, and are they connected to Noah’s Flood? In this episode of Lily’s Lab, Lily explores a young viewer’s question by digging into Genesis and geology. She explains how the global Flood created dramatic changes to the earth, forming limestone layers and vast cave syste...

Noah explores Mesa Verde, the Aztec Ruins, and Chaco Ruins, where over a thousand years ago early American’s built residences and cities among the cliffs and canyons. He’ll investigate man’s origins from a secular and biblical worldview, showing how the weight of evidence points to our beginning ...

One creature was prospecting in the Wild West many years before gold was ever found. The powerful grizzly bear uses the built-in digging tools God gave it on the sixth day of creation to search for its own kind of treasure. Surviving out West is no walk in the park (er—mountains). It’s hard work!...

In this episode of Note for Note, students discover how sound and silence work together to create meaningful music. Through engaging listening activities and games, learners identify rests—the moments of quiet that give music shape, phrasing, and expression. Students explore basic note and rest v...

Students learn how dynamics—the loudness and softness of music—help tell a musical story. Through the playful “Grizzly Bear” singing game, students practice changing their voices from quiet to loud while staying aware of the beat. The lesson then features In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvar...

Did humans and dinosaurs live at the same time? In this episode of Lily’s Lab, Lily explores a big question from a young viewer by digging into Genesis to discover when God created animals and people. Along the way, she explains why the Bible describes dinosaur-like creatures, what “dominion” mea...

The Wanders’ big trip to the aquarium was not off to a great start. For the past month, Mom had taken a break from their normal homeschool science curriculum to lead the kids through a marine biology study which would end with this trip. Andy and Eva had been counting down
the days to their aquar...

Jump into the tiny world of jumping spiders! Peter meets a young spider zookeeper, learns how these amazing creatures see, move, and live, and heads outside to spot one in the wild—all while discovering the wonder of God’s creation.