Includes the following seven segments:

Well Buttered (changes in matter) - Eric learns how to make butter from cream. Let’s explore the process. It’s not magic, it’s science… it’sSTEM! Educational Gist: Where butter comes from and how it is made.

The Era of the Air Pump (energy transfer/forces & motion) - In this STEM episode Eric makes a bottle rocket and uses a bicycle pump to transfer his own body’senergy into it. Watch it launch high into the air! It’s not magic, it’s science. Educational Gist: Energy can be transferred from one object or system to another.

Electromagnetic Attraction (electricity & magnetism) - Eric makes an electromagnet using a nail, insulated electrical wire, electrical tape and a battery. Electricity passing through the wire creates a magnetic field, and makes the metal rod act like a magnet. It’s not magic, it’s science!

The Colour of Heat (light energy) - It’s a beautiful sunny day! Eric learns how the colour of his clothing can make him feel very warm or much cooler! It’s not magic, it’s science… it’s STEM! Educational Gist: Dark colours absorb light energy and light colours reflect it.

May the Force Be with You (static electricity) - In this STEM episode Eric uses static electricity to move an object, without even touching it! It’s not magic, it’s science! Educational Gist: You can create static electricity by rubbing two objects together.

Secret Code (coding) - Coders write programs that tell robots and computers how to complete specific tasks. Eric follows a set of instructions in a specific order moving on a grid in a treasure hunt. There are many different programming or coding languages.

Find the Culprit! (unique fingerprints/pattern recognition) - Detective Eric learns about fingerprints to discover who took a bite out of his yummy cake! It’s not magic, it’s science… it’s STEM!Educational Gist: Every single person’s fingerprints are unique.