Ten episodes, released twice a month. Each one has learning goals, a song and an at-home activity. Subscribe on YouTube or Rumble to catch them first.
Now playing1. Where Does Rain Come From? The Water Cycle
Finn, Drip, Ms. June and Bristle explore evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection, then sing the Water Cycle Song.
K–2 · Science · Lead: Drip, hosted by Finn
Learning goals: Name evaporation, condensation, precipitation; explain water moves in a loop; know the sun's heat starts the trip.
Try it at home: "Water cycle in a bag": zip bag with water + blue drops taped to a sunny window; watch droplets form and "rain."
Now playing2. Finn's Shape Safari
Finn leads a shape safari! He, Drip, Ms. June and Bristle spot circles, squares, triangles, rectangles and spheres, count sides and corners, then sing the Shape Song.
K–2 · Math · Lead: Finn (magnifying-glass "shape spotting").
Learning goals: Identify circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, and cubes, spheres, cylinders, cones; describe shapes by sides and corners; spot shapes in the real world.
Try it at home: Home shape hunt with a tally sheet; build shapes with toothpicks and playdough.
Now playing3. Ms. June's Sunshine Kitchen
Ms. June opens her Sunshine Kitchen! Finn, Drip and Bristle learn how plants cook their own food from sunlight, air and water (photosynthesis), what roots and stems do, and that a giant tree is made mostly of air and water, then sing the Sunshine Song.
3–5 · Science · Lead: Ms. June (cooking-show format, leaves as "chefs")
Learning goals: Plants make food using light, air (carbon dioxide), and water; most of a plant's mass comes from air and water, not soil; roots, stems, leaves have jobs.
Try it at home: Celery in colored water (watch water travel up); bean-in-a-jar growth journal for 2 weeks.
Coming soon4. Bristle's Piggy Bank Panic
K–2 · Math · Lead: Bristle (saving for a new propeller cap), helped by Finn.
Learning goals: Recognize penny, nickel, dime, quarter and their values; count mixed coins; compare amounts (more/less).
Try it at home: Pretend store: price tags on toys, pay with real coins.
Coming soon5. Drip Maps the Neighborhood
K–2 · Social studies / world · Lead: Drip (floats up as a cloud for the bird's-eye view)
Learning goals: A map is a bird's-eye view; use a key/legend and cardinal directions (N, S, E, W); describe where places are in a community.
Try it at home: Draw a map of your bedroom or street with a key; "treasure hunt" using N/S/E/W clues.
Coming soon6. Pizza Party Fractions
3–5 · Math · Lead: Ms. June
Learning goals: A fraction is equal parts of a whole; read numerator/denominator; compare simple fractions with the same denominator or numerator.
Try it at home: Paper-plate pizza fractions; fold-and-color fraction strips.
Coming soon7. Egg to Wings: Life Cycles
3–5 · Science · Lead: Ms. June (field trip to a pond and garden).
Learning goals: All living things have life cycles (birth, growth, reproduction, death); compare butterfly, frog, and plant cycles; complete vs. simple metamorphosis basics.
Try it at home: Life cycle wheel (paper plate + brad); optional butterfly or tadpole observation kit.
Coming soon8. Push It, Pull It, Bristle!
K–2 · Science · Lead: Bristle (playground obstacle course)
Learning goals: Pushes and pulls make things move, stop, or change direction; a stronger push makes things go faster or farther.
Try it at home: Toy car ramp races at different heights; measure distance with string or blocks.
Coming soon9. The Shadow That Moved
3–5 · Science · Lead: Finn and Ms. June together (Finn notices, Ms. June explains)
Learning goals: Earth's rotation causes day and night; shadows change length and direction during the day; patterns can be graphed.
Try it at home: Sidewalk-chalk shadow tracking at 3 times of day; flashlight-and-globe day/night demo.
Coming soon10. Drip's Wild Weather Report
3–5 · Science (with world geography) · Lead: Drip (returns as a "storm reporter," season-finale callback to Ep 1) with Ms. June at the news desk.
Learning goals: Weather vs. climate; read simple weather data (temperature, rainfall) in tables and graphs; climates differ around the world.
Try it at home: One-week home weather station: jar rain gauge, thermometer log, bar graph.