Math and Problem-Solving

Theme: Clean Energy, Healthy Communities

Bello talks about building greener cars, the benefits of electric cars, and shares their innovative idea of creating an even more eco-friendly car using natural materials from the forest. While the concept of a wooden car might not quite work out as planned, Bello’s enthusiasm for clean transportation and greener living shines through.

Theme: Water

Bello dives into the fascinating world of swamps and answers the question, “How do swamps help the planet?” Bello highlights the critical importance of swamps in maintaining ecological balance. Discover how swamps act as natural water filters, support diverse wildlife, and help mitigate climate change by storing carbon.

Theme: Water

Did you know some jellyfish can live forever? Join Persa, your favorite marine biology enthusiast, as she unravels the mystery of the immortal jellyfish! 🐙🌊 Persa dives deep into the life cycle of Turritopsis dohrnii, the incredible creature that can revert to its baby form and potentially live forever.

Theme: Water

Curious about wave power? Persa answers the question, “How is electricity made from waves?” 🌊⚡️ Persa dives into the science and technology behind wave-generated electricity. Discover how the power of the ocean is harnessed to create clean, sustainable energy for our planet. 🌍🔋

Theme: Water

Persa teaches us the easiest way to save water by turning off the water while brushing your teeth. This easy habit can save more than 64 cups of water every day! She hopes to encourage everyone to be water protectors and demonstrates how this easy tip goes a long way.

Theme: Cycles & Circles, Water

Potato, Frittata, and Rocket Pants highlight a creative way of using hair to clean up oil spills. Made from donated human and animal hair, these mats are perfect for absorbing oil and keeping our environment clean. 🌱 Learn how to tackle a messy oil spill using a surprising and eco-friendly tool: hair mats!

Theme: Water

Persa takes a deep dive into amazing facts about the Mariana Trench. The deepest part of the ocean plunges almost eleven thousand meters deep—more than 36 Eiffel Towers stacked on top of each other! Persa also uncovers the mysteries of the Mariana Trench, home to unique sea life found nowhere else on Earth.