
Physics Kit
Thirty-three experiments from vectors and momentum through optics and nuclear diameter, following BJU Press® high school physics.
Six complete lab kits — manual, materials and equipment in one box — for science taught outside a laboratory. Every experiment closes with a devotional written on that experiment’s own subject.



Why we exist
For by him were all things created… and he is before all things, and by him all things consist.Colossians 1:16–17
Every experiment in this kit ends with a short devotional on the subject the student has just measured, written from a Creation viewpoint in the same plain voice as the lab itself. The devotionals are bound into the manual; they are not an appendix and not optional reading.
The catalog

Thirty-three experiments from vectors and momentum through optics and nuclear diameter, following BJU Press® high school physics.

Micro-scale method: no fume hood, no concentrated acids or bases, about 1/100th the chemicals of a standard laboratory.

Thirty-three hands-on labs from the microscope through seven dissections. A refill kit is available for a second student.

Thirty-four micro-scale experiments with premixed chemicals, so preparation and cleanup stay minimal.

Earth and space science labs coordinated chapter by chapter with the leading Christian texts.

Life science labs for middle and high school, with a subject-related devotional for every experiment.
What is in the box
Not a verse dropped in the margin. Each lab closes with a devotional written on that experiment’s own subject, from a Creation viewpoint.
Written so an instructor teaching out of field can run the lab with confidence, regardless of science background.
Chemicals arrive premixed. Micro-scale quantities keep cleanup to minutes.
No fume hood, no bench, no dedicated room. Everything for the year arrives in one box.
In use by home schools, co-ops and small Christian schools, and distributed through BJU Press® and Christian Liberty Press.

You supply a few common household items, a clean table, and enthusiasm to dive in.
From teachers
“We switched from a boxed kit that assumed a real chemistry lab. This one assumes a kitchen table, and every experiment still worked the first time.”
“My son is not a natural science student, but the physics kit made him want to run the next experiment before I had finished grading the last one.”
“The devotional at the end of each lab is not an afterthought. Our co-op discusses it as much as the experiment itself.”
“We switched from a boxed kit that assumed a real chemistry lab. This one assumes a kitchen table, and every experiment still worked the first time.”
“My son is not a natural science student, but the physics kit made him want to run the next experiment before I had finished grading the last one.”
“The devotional at the end of each lab is not an afterthought. Our co-op discusses it as much as the experiment itself.”
“I have no science background at all, and the teacher’s guide walked me through every result without making me feel behind.”
“The coordination folder matched our BJU Press texts chapter for chapter. I never had to guess which lab went with which lesson.”
“Chemistry at home sounded impossible until we saw how little was actually required. No fume hood, no mess, and the kids loved it.”
“I have no science background at all, and the teacher’s guide walked me through every result without making me feel behind.”
“The coordination folder matched our BJU Press texts chapter for chapter. I never had to guess which lab went with which lesson.”
“Chemistry at home sounded impossible until we saw how little was actually required. No fume hood, no mess, and the kids loved it.”