
Sid the Science Kid — Season 2
Sid and his friends gathered in the backyard, each taking a turn to sing aloud their beloved science songs.

Sid was testing out his latest dance creation, "The Sid Slide To The Side!" On the smooth hardwood floor of his room, he moved with energy – boogying left, jumping right, then attempting a slide. But his new sneakers betrayed him; instead o…
Sid invented a brand new sport: Play-Doh Ball! The rules are simple – you leap into the air, spin around, then bounce the ball. But when Sid tries out his creation, the Play-Doh Ball he bounces simply lands with a soft splat on the ground. …

Sid was launching Ignatz, his toy panda, on another escapade. He perched him carefully atop a skateboard and sent it rolling across the patio. The skateboard jolted to a sudden halt as it struck a wooden bench, yet Ignatz continued onward, …
In his backyard, Sid was playing "Super Sid!" To demonstrate his super strength, he gave a soccer ball a powerful kick, sending it soaring across the grass. But when he attempted to send it toward a nearby tree with equal force, the ball on…
As Sid brushed his teeth one morning, he found himself wondering where all that murky water disappeared to once it swirled down the drain. Later, at The Science Center, Sid and his friends investigated how water journeys into and out of our…
Sid, ever the inquisitive reporter, was puzzling over an oddity in his own backyard—his father was painting while wearing a mask. A little investigation revealed the reason: Dad was shielding himself from the paint’s unpleasant fumes. Later…
Sid’s beloved toy robot had stopped working, and he was eager to discard it. “I'm going to throw it away,” he declared. His mother gently corrected him, explaining that there is no such place as "away." When something disappears into the tr…
Sid was brimming with excitement; his dad was preparing the yard for a basketball court! As they surveyed the area together, Sid spotted a large stump bustling with tiny life. On a recent trip to The Science Center with his friends, he lear…
Driven by curiosity, Sid delved into the workings of light, uncovering its origins in a multitude of energetic sources.
Sid explores the effect of absolute obstruction—the sudden plunge into complete darkness caused when a light source is extinguished.
Sid delved into the mysteries of shadows, experimenting with methods to conjure them by obstructing the path of light.
Driven by curiosity, Sid explored the phenomenon of rainbows, discovering that their vibrant arcs appear solely when sunlight filters through suspended water droplets.
To mark National Backyard Campout Day on June 25th, gather some snacks and your backpack – Sid the Science Kid, Gerald, and Dad are preparing for a grand expedition… they're pitching tents for a campout right in their backyard! Throughou…
As children delight in donning playful, spooky costumes for Halloween, they discover that the holiday holds a surprising connection to science as well.
Sid and his class were going on a field trip to the Science Center.
To enrich their understanding of technology, Sid’s mother generously offered to demonstrate the inner workings of a computer to his class. The children then had the opportunity to explore and uncover details using magnifying glasses within …
The students were assigned a research project by a marine biologist.
Donning a pair of cardboard wings he’d fashioned himself, Sid attempted flight. This led to an afternoon spent at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.
Sid stretched for the cereal box on the shelf, but it remained just beyond his grasp. Later, at school, he and his friends attempted to dislodge a ball tangled high in the branches of a tree.
Sid’s teacher arranged a day filled with unexpected wellness activities.
Sid hunted for Easter eggs amongst the greenery of the backyard.
Phil was delighted at the prospect of looking after his grandmother’s dog, though he possessed no experience in caring for animals.
After his mother firmly put an end to his scheme for an all-night vigil, Sid discovered firsthand the vital role of sleep.
It was while trying to eat an apple that Sid first became acquainted with seeds. They stubbornly obstructed his progress, little dark obstacles within the crisp fruit, demanding attention he’d rather have given to the sweet flesh itself.
It was through discovering a shared sensitivity – an allergy to pollen, just as his father had – that Sid first became acquainted with the realities of such conditions.


