L'éclipse solaire

Sid notices a beautiful rainbow and wonders how we can create colors. In the classroom, with his friends, he discovers the primary colors and has fun creating new ones.

While he is almost late for school, Sid realizes that it is very important to know how to tell the time. But how do you tell the difference between the hands?

When Sid sees steam coming from the kettle, he wonders how the water is transformed according to its temperature.

Sid and his friends learn all there is to know about ants at recess.

After seeing the garbage truck go by, Sid wonders why and how to sort the garbage. Mistress Susie explains to him and his friends what recycling is all about.

When Sid feels like Zeke's pancake is bigger than his, Mom and Dad explain to him that things aren't always what they seem. He then learns about optical illusion.

The sun hits the playground, Sid and his friends ask Mistress Susie to explain the role of the sun and renewable energy.

As Sid and his friends play in the playground, clouds and rain appear. In the classroom, teacher Susie explains to the children where the rain is coming from.

When Sid wakes up, he wonders what the point of sleeping every night. Sid and his friends decide to investigate sleep.

Sid discovers a map and thinks he can find a treasure. He and his friends realize that they need to learn more about the cardinal points in order to follow directions.

Dad explains to Sid and his friends how to classify birds, mammals and fish.

Sid and Gerald camp with Sid's dad who teaches them a lot about the stars and constellations.

Mistress Susie teaches the children how to distinguish between the different planets in the solar system.

Sid loves his honey cereal. He looks at his box and notices that there is a bee on it. He wonders what the connection between the bee and honey is.

Sid wonders why all the leaves on the trees turn brown. Dad explains that it has something to do with the arrival of fall.