Once a week the grade-school students in the program will be treated to a visit by the group of trained teenagers toting a large bin of science surprises. Inside the bin are all the supplies needed to complete a project over the course of a month. The following month, a new bin arrives, signaling the initiation of a new, fascinating science project. The students use various objects, like strawberry baskets, egg beaters and toilet paper rolls, to see how they make different bubbles. The grand finale is a wading pool filled with a soap bubble solution that allows students to be engulfed by a giant bubble created with a Hula-Hoop.
Children learn what snails prefer to eat and how they travel around.
The children find out by trying. The course also teaches the children about spirals. They make cinnamon rolls and do a spiral folk dance. It is a mini chemistry unit in which the children combine different common household products and observe what happens. With the substance oozing in their hands they decide.