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This vignette explains how to produce a tornado in a bottle. Discover how air moves from one bottle to another, producing a vortex.

An anemometer is a device used for measuring wind speed. Let's make one! It's not magic, it's scientific.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6! Did you know that all insects have 6 legs? Come discover more about these little critters. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Are you ready for takeoff? Eric shows us the best way to make a paper plane! Let's go! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Eric makes a paper helicopter that works on the same principle as the maple seed that flies away to take root much further than its tree. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Thanks to coding we can program computers or even robots! Eric shows us an example of coded language through a grid and a treasure hunt. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Blue ... yellow ... red. By mixing in the right proportions these three primary colors, we can create all kinds of new colors! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Éric uses the magnetic force of a magnet to make a compass.

Éric shows us how the shape of a structure affects its ability to float.

Let's explore refraction with Eric to learn more about the phenomenon. It's not magic, it's science.

Come and discover chromatography with Éric. Chromatography is a method used to separate a mixture.

Dark colours absorb the sun's light and heat, while light colours reflect them. Come and discover how Eric experiences this!

Come and discover the properties of insulating and waterproof materials that prevent heat transfer. It's not magic, it's science.

The night sky is beautiful. You're lucky because Eric knows how to make a star projector for your room! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Eric explains how capillarity works in plants! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Let's explore the phenomenon of oobleck, a substance that acts as both a solid and a liquid. It's not magic, it's science.

Discover with Eric how sound waves can travel along a string. It's not magic, it's science.

Eric uses the four steps of the scientific method to determine which ball bounces the highest.

Éric amazes us once more by using static electricity to move a can. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Eric must use four of his five senses to guess what is in front of him. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Discover whether salt is soluble or insoluble. It's not magic, it's science!

Explore the process of making butter from cream. It's not magic, it's science.

Eric shows you how to build your own periscope! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Eric learns to reproduce the scene of an asteroid hitting the Earth. Discover the mystery of craters all around the Earth! It's not magic, it's science.

The triangle is the strongest geometric shape! Discover with Eric how to create a structure from triangles. It's not magic, it's science.

Eric explains how neurons transmit information between his senses and his brain. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Éric shows us how to protect an egg with different types of parachute! It's not magic, it's science.

Recycle is very important! Did you know that you can recycle your own paper to make some new one? It's not magic, it's scientific.

Experiment with Eric to create your own fossil and learn more about their formation and the information they give us. It's not magic, it's science.

Hold on tight because we are going to learn how to build a kite! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Did you know that we have millions of bacteria on our hands? Of course, they are not all harmful to our health, but we still understand the importance of good hand washing. It's not magic, it's scientific.

All aboard! Did you know that you can move a boat without touching it? It's not magic, it's scientific.

Learn how to build a lava lamp by creating a mixture between liquids and a solid. It's not magic, it's science.