Discover Chemistry, Biology, Forensics, Anatomy, and More with a Biblical Worldview

For the 2023–2024 academic year, we’re offering week-long lab intensives in the summer, as well as labs that run through the school year.

For the 2023–2024 academic year, we’re offering week-long lab intensives in the summer, as well as labs that run through the school year. These labs are phenomenal, with top-level instructors, deep dives into a wide variety of subjects, and biblical worldview teaching—all combined with hands-on discovery as students perform experiments. There’s really nothing else like these labs being offered anywhere else!

Our week-long intensives are a wonderful opportunity for families who are from outside the area. You can come to the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum and visit with your family while your children attend their daily labs. It’s a vacation plus educational opportunity all in one! (As you plan your visit, consider getting a Bouncer Pass that allows you to “bounce” between the two attractions for three days; and make sure to use our special hotel tool for discounted hotel stays.)

This summer we’re offering four intensives.

• Chemistry
• Forensic science
• Anatomy and physiology
• Biology

And we’re also offering six different subjects for our through-the-year labs (each features 12 labs with 24 sessions).

• Anatomy and physiology
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Environmental science
• Forensic science
• Physical science

Like our intensives, each of these labs is taught by experts in their field and through the lens of a biblical worldview. So not only are students discovering more about the world around us as they conduct experiments and solve problems, but they are learning more about their Creator and how to rightly understand and interpret his creation.

Registration just opened to the public this week, but space is limited and these are very popular. So be sure to register right away to secure your student’s spot. You can find all the details and register today on the Creation Museum’s website.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.