Steven Ritz and magician Jason Latimer have fun comparing the density of different liquids

Jason Latimer makes a 4" can lid fit through a 2" square opening in a piece of paper.

Jason Latimer makes a pen appear in a bottle of water.

Dejá Santiago from the Bronx Children’s Museum helps viewers make rainbows.

Nicole Wallace from the Bronx Children’s Museum explores animal adaptations.

Read FARMER WILL ALLEN AND THE GROWING TABLE.

Stephen Ritz and Jason Latimer from Impossible Science explore mind reading.

Jason Latimer from Impossible Science defies gravity with the surface tension of water.

Nicole Wallace from the Bronx Children’s Museum explores camouflage with an art activity.

Nicole Wallace from the Bronx Children’s Museum creates a cloud model with shaving cream.

Dejá Santiago from the Bronx Children’s Museum reads Little Cloud and does cloud painting.

Nicole Wallace from the Bronx Children’s Museum helps students learn about water.

Chelsea Rim of the Memphis Zoo explains that animals can feel fear, just like humans.

Mr. Met teaches Stephen Ritz from Green Bronx Machine how to dance.

Stephen Ritz from Green Bronx Machine explores the forest with Sam the Squirrel.

Max Borge and Sarah Wilde from the Memphis Zoo explores the social lives of animals.

At AMNH, Stephen Ritz from Green Bronx Machine helps students learn about mammals.

Norah Jones helps students learn about pitch with homemade instruments.

Norah Jones helps students explore water cycles.

Stephen Ritz from Green Bronx Machine learns about marine life at AMNH.

Delia Meza from the NY Hall of Science dissects flowers and uses them to make pigments.

Norah Jones shows what happens when she mixes different ingredients in water.

Learn about animal behavior and how they communicate their emotions.

Max Borge from the Memphis Zoo explores how animals stay warm and cool.

Norah Jones shows students how to be plant detectives.

Stephen Ritz explores dinosaurs at the American Museum of Natural History.

Max Borge and Devon Campbell from the Memphis Zoo explore how animals have fun.

Delia Meza from the NY Hall of Science shows how to make bubbles that can bounce.

Stephen Ritz from Green Bronx Machine helps students learn about growing plants.

Bella Corley and Kayla Hasse from the Memphis Zoo explore animals’ health needs.

Cassondra Easterling and two helpers explore the 5 basic tastes using 5 mystery items.

Learn how animals stay happy and healthy in the wild and at the zoo.

Norah Jones shows students how to sort found objects using different properties.

Max Borge and Rachel Peters from the Memphis Zoo discuss what animals eat.

Norah Jones prompts students to play bottle cap hockey.

Chelsea Rim & Max Borge from the Memphis Zoo explore the importance of space for animals.

Chelsea Rim from the Memphis Zoo explores the importance of water to animals.

Max Borge from the Memphis Zoo explores different kinds of shelter various animals use.

Ruben Conner from the Bay Area Discovery Museum builds a raft to carry toy animals.

Max Borge from the Memphis Zoo explores animals’ basic needs.

Greg Gaston provides play-by-play commentary for a competition among big cats.

Max Borge from Memphis Zoo introduces students to a tailless whip scorpion.

Zina Pasquale and her son show students how to make non-dairy ice cream.

Valerie Brock helps students learn the meaning of coding by making a PB&J sandwich.

Cassondra Easterling and two young helpers observe and record weather data.

Valerie Brock & Jorge Gallardo introduce computer programming by drawing shapes.

Cassondra Easterling and two young helpers conduct an experiment using a touch box.

Christina Vasquez helps students learn about the 5 senses by sorting pictures.

Cassondra Easterling shows students how to create and test two cotton ball launchers.

Theresa Ocol helps students learn about how bees pollinate plants.

Elisa Oviedo helps students learn about plants and grow beans.

Katherine Rodriguez-Agüero and her daughter show students how to make slime.

Norah Jones prompts students to launch balloon rockets.

Cassondra Easterling and two helpers use vinegar and baking soda to inflate a balloon.

Bella Corley from the Memphis Zoo introduces students to Caesar, an emperor scorpion.

Gabriella Sunderland shows students how to make ice cream at home.

Arvolyn Hill shows how to recycle an old T-shirt. Valerie Brock teaches about computers.

Cassondra Easterling and young helpers make bubble wands with plastic bottles and socks.

Zina Pasquale and her son show students how to make playdough.

Arvolyn Hill from the NY Botanical Garden shows students how to make a mandala outside.

Stacy Roupas shows how different items absorb water. Chickens respond to classical music.

Cassondra Easterling explores how soap works. Hippos compete in Zoolympics.

Amanda Gino and her children recycle old crayons to make new ones.

Cassondra Easterling explores different ways to stop apples from turning brown.

Katherine Rodriguez-Agüero does a float/sink experiment and makes boats that float.

Animal interpreters at the Memphis Zoo explore how snakes and lizards are alike/different.

Cassondra Easterling uses a Venn diagram to sort clothes worn in summer and/or winter.

Liz McDonald helps students learn about homes for people and animal habitats.

Lindsey Desmond helps youngsters learn about why worms are important and how to compost.

With her daughter, Sabrin Abedin reads MY FIVE SENSES by Aliki Brandenberg.

Filmmakers introduce students to bush babies living in their South African backyard.

Students learn to record observations in a nature journal they make, and meet a tarantula.

Nikki Odorisio from the Memphis Zoo introduces students to a Virginia opossum named Ross.

Students learn to make recycled paper, meet a porcupine, and watch ants go marching.

Cassondra Easterling and two helpers explore the 5 basic tastes using 5 mystery items.

Norah Jones from WNET helps students learn what objects roll fastest down a ramp.

Jenny Wilson introduces goats at the Memphis Zoo.

Demonstrations by Liz McDonald help students learn about rain, tornadoes, and ice.

Norah Jones shows how to measure and compare about how high different balls bounce.

Educators at the Memphis Zoo introduce students to a binturong and owls.

Arvolyn Hill from the NY Botanical Garden helps students learn how to regrow plants.

Norah Jones helps students make a thermometer and measure temperature around the house.