Explains the relationship between eating right by selecting healthy food choices and enjoying good health on a daily basis. Includes projects that teach about the nutritional value of carrots, share how to grow a carrot top, and demonstrate how sugar is dissolved into the blood system.

Explains the concept of magnets and how magnets are made up of tiny particles, including electrons that have an electrical charge. Explains how magnets are attracted to things that have iron or other magnetic metals in them. Includes projects that demonstrate magnetism and color mixing and test the magnetic field of various objects.

Explains the various forms that water takes during the water cycle, including water vapor, evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Includes projects on how to construct a model of the water cycle and demonstrates how the Sun affects the evaporation rate of water.

Explains the changing seasons and how they affect plant and animal lives as well as humans. Includes projects that demonstrate how animals that hibernate stay warm and how to identify parts of a leaf and to create leaf rubbings.

Explains the importance of protecting our eyes from direct sunlight and ultraviolet rays by wearing sunglasses on a daily basis. Includes projects that demonstrate how ultraviolet light can be turned into visible light and how to observe and explain the process of light refraction.

Explains how important blood is to the makeup of the circulatory system of the body. Discusses the ingredients of blood including the blood recipe that contains plasma, white blood cells and platelets, and red blood cells. Includes projects that demonstrate how the heart pumps blood into the blood vessels and how to observe blood flow in a healthy and unhealty heart by constructing a model blood flow unit.

Explains how caves were formed, their physical characteristics, and the amazing formations that are created within them by water and minerals including stalagmites and stalactites. Discusses the animals that call caves home and how living in a cave affects them. Includes projects that demonstrate how crystals form, echolocation, and to learn about bats.

Discusses basic color concepts, including the difference between primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, and helps students discover what happens when colors are blended together. Explains the relationship between light and color. Includes a project that demonstrates the prism effect when water and sunlight combine. Also includes a project that demonstrates how primary, secondary, and tertiary colors are created and how salt lowers the freezing temperature...

Explains why some items float while others sink. Includes projects that demonstrate that carbonated drinks can have different densities. Also includes projects on how to learn about density using Skittlesʼ candies and how to learn about primary and secondary colors.

Explains how important plants and forests are as living things, and how vital it is to preserve plants and forests for future generations. Emphasizes reduction of waste, reusing items, and the importance of recycling. Includes projects on how to create a robot from recycled materials and how to create a terrarium.