Curious Crew Season 7 Curiosity Guides

Sinking marshmallows and squooshy balloons! The curiosity flows as the Crew learns all about fluid power. STEM Challenge: Making a Hydraulic Machine Curious About Careers: TBD

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Curious contraptions full of gears! From water wheels to wind turbines, the Curious Crew is all geared up to investigate how these machines move. STEM Challenge: Design a Gear Box for a Wind Turbine Curious About Careers: Rust Eradicator Candee Williams

Curious contraptions full of gears! From water wheels to wind turbines, the Curious Crew is all geared up to investigate how these machines move. STEM Challenge: Design a Gear Box for a Wind Turbine Curious About Careers: Rust Eradicator Candee Williams

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Gigantic balloons and goofy grasshoppers! It’s an episode full of hot air – literally – as the Curious Crew investigates the power of the sun and solar energy. STEM Challenge: Building a Solar Car Curious About Careers: Sustainable Finance Expert Marilyn Waite

Gigantic balloons and goofy grasshoppers! It’s an episode full of hot air – literally – as the Curious Crew investigates the power of the sun and solar energy. STEM Challenge: Building a Solar Car Curious About Careers: Sustainable Finance Expert Marilyn Waite

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