First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach will host a unique, scientific theme and format for this year’s Vacation Bible School the week of June 15-19 from 5:45 p.m.-8:30 p.m. for children and students who have completed Kindergarten - 7th Grade.
“CSI: Pompano - Creation Science Investigators” will be a Bible-based, science camp experience presented in partnership with guest teachers and presenters from the Creation Studies Institute of Fort Lauderdale. In addition, a compatible adult program will be offered under the direction of Tom DeRosa, the institute’s Executive Director.
This Vacation Bible School will be an exclusive theme developed by First Baptist Pompano and the Creation Studies Institute. Children will participate in a week filled with hands-on science experiments, their biblical applications, creation-themed praise music, recreational games, edible scientific concoctions and many other surprises.
For additional information or to register your child, please contact Jane Johnson, Director of Childhood Ministries, at 954-745-6115 or e-mail jane@fbcpompano.org. There is no fee for participating in Vacation Bible School. VBS t-shirts are available for $7.00 each. Pre-registration is recommended for all children, students and adults due to classroom size and availability. A preschool program is offered to children of volunteers and older registered children.
LOCATION:
First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach
138 NE First Street
Pompano Beach, FL 33060
(near the corner of Dixie Hwy. and Atlantic Blvd.)
For more information contact:
954-745-6100 (Church Office)
954-745-6115 (Children’s Department)
Jane Johnson, Director of Childhood Ministries ext. 115
Classroom activity:
OOBLICK SOME AMAZING SLIME |
Think About This:
Gather These Things:
1 box of cornstarch Large bowl Spoon 13 X 9 cake pan
Procedure:
Pour the box of cornstarch into the large bowl.
Add 1 1/4 cups of water to the bowl.
Stir thoroughly. You want to be sure no powder is left.
Grab a handful of Ooblick. Observe.
Grab another handful and try to roll it into a ball, putting lots of pressure on it. What happened to it?
Stop squeezing it. What happens?
Put all the Ooblick back in the pan. Now try to slowly put your finger beneath the surface and try to touch the bottom of the pan. Did you do it?
Now try to jab the surface of the Ooblock very quickly. What happened?
Observations:
What does the Ooblick do when you try to pick it up?
What happens when you put pressure on it?
What happens when you release it?
What Do You Think?
Have fun figuring out other experiments with Ooblick.
The Science Stuff:
The Ooblick forms a very interesting substance. The surface tension is greatly affected by pressure. When you try to pick it up normally it will just run through your fingers, because it is not very viscous. When you apply pressure, it will be less runny because it is much more viscous—but only while applying pressure. Weird ! ! !
MOMS: The Greatest thing about this slime…let it dry and you can vacuum it up!!!
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But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you. -1 Peter 3:15NKJV
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