In Episode 12, we share research on many topics spanning from lightning to the first movie. These students have done incredible work this year learning to ask questions, find sources, summarize information, and report research. As their teacher, I could not be more proud. Recorded April 27, 2018.

In Episode 11, we continue our work with a large number of research reports from students. They discuss topics spanning from the carbon dioxide inside Pop Rocks to the founding of Facebook. Get ready to learn some cool stuff! Recorded March 29th, 2018.

In Episode 10, we introduce student facilitators, questions from our kindergarten book buddies, and research reports from seventeen students. Get ready to learn some cool stuff! Recorded March 3, 2018.

In Episode 9, we discuss the smell of feces, the number of women in the world, permanent markers, endangered animals, the Great Wall of China, fame, the food chain, yawning, and our age in minutes. We also add music played by our class with the help of our music teacher, Ms. Montana! Recorded February 7th, […]

In Episode 8, we discuss the frequency of breast cancer diagnoses, the invention of the lightbulbs, the color of our lips, and the reason we get goosebumps.

In Episode 7, we discuss the process of pain sensations, the origins of Rock and Roll, the first trip to the Moon, the first Thanksgiving, and why bees sting.

In Episode 6, we discuss the origins of soccer, whether all lizards are poisonous, and why Pluto is not longer a planet.

In Episode 5, we discuss the purpose of eyelashes, the contents of neurons, and T-Rex, the great hunter.

In Episode 4, we discuss sleep, the beginning of time, and the frequency of solar eclipses.

In Episode 3, we discuss the eruption of volcanoes, concerns about germs, and the process for making chocolate.