Amanda takes her friend Kyle to a science store where the owner helps them understand the physical and chemical properties of matter, and the processes, such as rusting or burning, by which those properties change.
Presents an introduction to electricity, as the residents of Mammoth Island learn about everything from lightbulbs to trains during the annual lemon harvest, including information on computer circuits, music systems, and television sets.
Learn the basics of 5 forms of energy: heat, mechanical, chemical, electromagnetic and nuclear. Also the concepts of potential and kinetic energy, renewable and non-renewable resources, work, conduction, convection and radiation. Hands-on demonstrations.
Marko the Pencil takes learners on a journey to his Super Science Station to learn about lab safety, scienntific method, atoms, and their parts, molecules, states of matter, physical and chemical changes, and much more.
Learn about sound from the source that creates it to the mechanics of the ear that hears it. Discover why sound needs a medium to travel, why there's none in space and why some animals see by using sound. Hands-on activity.
Learn the basics of 5 forms of energy: heat, mechanical, chemical, electromagnetic and nuclear. Also the concepts of potential and kinetic energy, renewable and non-renewable resources, work, conduction, convection and radiation. Hands-on demonstrations.
Introduces the concepts of forces, work, and how machines are used to make work easier, with descriptions of six simple machines, including the lever, wheel and axle, pulley, inclined plane, screw, and wedge.