A while back, the Chicken House gave out science experiment goodies in their kids' meals. Now, most children would probably think that was pretty high on the lame scale. (Sorry, Whit & Britt.) But not Noah! He still is sooooooo excited about it. 
Each piece came with its own suggested experiments that could be done. When he finds one of the booklets (or in this week's case ALL of the booklets), all we hear about is science. "Can we do science?" "Hey, mom, when you put Benj and Abby to bed, do you wanna do science?" He called his dad at work several times on Wednesday to remind him to bring home an empty pop bottle so he could "do science". 
He really doesn't care about the outcome or what the experiement is attempting to teach. (They list it at the bottom of the booklet.) He just likes the doing. 
He must get that from his dad because I am pretty sure I never got excited about "doing science". I just hope he keeps that excitement in the future.
Each piece came with its own suggested experiments that could be done. When he finds one of the booklets (or in this week's case ALL of the booklets), all we hear about is science. "Can we do science?" "Hey, mom, when you put Benj and Abby to bed, do you wanna do science?" He called his dad at work several times on Wednesday to remind him to bring home an empty pop bottle so he could "do science". He really doesn't care about the outcome or what the experiement is attempting to teach. (They list it at the bottom of the booklet.) He just likes the doing. He must get that from his dad because I am pretty sure I never got excited about "doing science". I just hope he keeps that excitement in the future.
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Every experiment needs someone content to DO the WORK...while others take the fame for the finished project! Noah listened to Pastor Adam saying we shouldn't be prideful, all accomplishments belong to God's glory!
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