Seasons & Episodes
Finding Alternatives: Why Bother?
Kelly researches and gathers information to write a book report on George Washington Carver. She imagines his life and c
Finding Alternatives: Brainstorming
The school janitor comes up with a plan to stop students from painting in the halls and to make sure they clean up any m
Finding Alternatives: Blockbusting
Different people try blockbusting by testing their ideas and visualizing the problem to find new solutions.
Finding Alternatives: You Can Remember
On his first day at work, Pete tries hard to remember everything he’s learned as he begins his newspaper route with Er
Estimating and Approximating: Estimating
The Shenandoahs use estimating and approximating to figure out how they can beat the other team in the canoe race.
Estimating and Approximating: Approximating
The students use estimating and approximating as they work together to put their school play on stage.
Estimating and Approximating: Using Estimating and Approximating
The kids and their grandmother use estimating and approximating to figure out which supplies they need to buy to help wa
Estimating and Approximating: Find Your Guide
Mary, Bill, and Priscilla use different words and clues to help them find their guide.
Giving & Getting Meaning: What's the Meaning?
Alfie has a communication problem with Jack about meeting him at the field until a man tells Alfie about communication a
Giving & Getting Meaning: Meaning is More than Words
Alfie has a communication problem with Jack about meeting him at the field until a man tells Alfie about communication a
Giving & Getting Meaning: Remember the Audience!
Chuck, Ginger, and Herbie create a movie for Mr. Callahan called All Around the World to help the audience remember what
Giving & Getting Meaning: But What Does It Mean?
Kathy and Diane share and interpret the meaning of the letter and the newspaper article, then compare their ideas to the
Giving & Getting Meaning: The Bigger Picture
Danny runs away from home and takes a bus to another city, where he begins to think about the bigger picture and what hi
Giving & Getting Meaning: Where Are You Coming From?
At prep school, Coulter, Hansen, and Blake share and interpret the meaning behind their teacher asking to see them after
Challenge #1: Time Capsule: Make a Present for the Future
A time capsule is uncovered in the desert, and the kids explore its contents to learn about the past, understand the pre
Collecting Information: What Do I Know?
A boy finds a lost puppy in front of the building and starts gathering information to figure out where it came from. Mea
Collecting Information: Where Should I Go?
Marty and Pete see a red glowing object in the sky. Marty goes to the library to find information inside the encyclopedi
Collecting Information: What Should I Do?
The kids complain about the school meatloaf and decide they want a change. They talk with Ms. Caldwell, the dietitian, t
Collecting Information: There are Ways to Remember
Cathy does Tai Chi in the park, and She forgets her notes on the bus stop and remembers how to do Tai Chi for her presen
Classifying: Classifying Objects
Sam, his sister and his parents are having a garage sale to raise money and move, they classified and organize objects i
Classifying: Classifying Information
Leora classifies information does a report about the Walker hotel and interviews Mr. Stark about the history of the hote
Classifying: Stereotyping People
Lisa treats and labels her grandmother as old when she is in mean to her and treats her unkindly at home after being rel
Classifying: There Are Many Ways to Go
Heather, Leah and Kathy tell the interviewer about understanding a plan to solve a problem by doing things in a differen
Finding Patterns: People Patterns
Ricky learns about people patterns inside the classroom, and He does a people pattern on a old man inside the apartment
Finding Patterns: Communication Patterns
Roger meets a deaf girl student named Jackie, He don't know sign language, so He learns sign language by Communicating P
Finding Patterns: Cultural Patterns
Chiquita goes to Mexico to learn her family's Cultural Patterns.
Finding Patterns: Nature's Patterns
Susan visits her uncle, aunt, and cousin in town, and she and her cousin Howard spend the afternoon exploring nature’s
A Challenge: Search for the Unknown
Scientists travel to northern Scotland to investigate the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, known as “Nessie.” Along
Generalizing: Drawing Conclusions
A boy is preparing to move to London, England. His father explains the pattern to him, and he later asks Mrs. Stokins fo
Generalizing: Checking Conclusions
Angie explores what it would take to start a music group for the community talent show, hoping it could lead to a record
A Tip: Practice for Success
Jack doesn’t know how to play tennis, so Lindsay and Stephanie teach him. He practices consistently until he becomes s
Sequencing & Scheduling: One Step at a Time
Barbara, Rudy, and their family work together to plan and schedule the details for their grandfather’s birthday celebr
Sequencing & Scheduling: Plan Ahead
The kids work together to sequence their ideas and summarize their plan for designing a Loch Ness monster to place in th
Sequencing and Scheduling: Calm Your Jitters!
Nancy is nervous about giving a presentation at her old school, especially because her former teacher, now the principal
Using Criteria: What Are They?
Woody explains the criteria he uses to evaluate a baseball pitch, while Debbie shares the criteria she uses as a dancer,
Using Criteria: Where Do You Get Them?
Larry uses his criteria to ask the automotive experts what makes a good car. Later, his friends Mike and Ed ask him to j
Using Criteria: How Do You Change That?
Betsy, a basketball player, uses her own criteria to decide who should be the team captain. Now she has to choose, will
A Challenge: Design a Language
Two girls watch a deaf man communicate through sign language with the help of his interpreter in their classroom. Inspir
Reshaping Information: Symbols
Leah uses symbols as clues, while Burt, Faye, Jack, and Jody read and examine different symbols to help choose a name fo
Reshaping Information: More Than You Think
Alex gets a job at a carnival as a fortune teller, and he starts thinking about and reshaping what he knows to understan
Reshaping Information: Summarizing
Jess summarizes his ideas by writing them down and gathers information from his friends to help him get a job as a cashi
Reshaping Information: Maps and Models
The Westside Wranglers use maps and models to figure out how to get their moose head back up on the wall.
A Tip: Get Ahead with Goals
Leon enters a bike race so he can push himself toward his goals and chase a victory.
Judging Information: Should I Believe It?
Sue decides to become a newspaper writer after she evaluates the information about aliens supposedly invading the town o
Judging Information: What's Important?
Jamie and Christy visit Sir Gordon’s castle, where they examine and judge the important information surrounding his de
Judging Information: What's Enough?
Bobby rides his bike to the until it gets stolen, He blames Eddie for taking his bike, He tries to get enough informatio
Judging Information: Point of View
Michael goes to Cedarville Park to explore different points of view about the automobile strike.
Judging Information: Persuasive Techniques
Wes asks Allen to play football, but Allen turns him down because he has to go to practice. The other boys criticize All
A Tip: Make a Deal with Yourself
Duncan makes a deal with himself as he practices guitar for his audition at the country jamboree. Andrew also makes a de
Communicating Effectively: Styles of Communication
Bill, Donna, and Gunnar use their different communication styles to take people’s orders at the restaurant.
Communicating Effectively: Planning a Presentation
The kids plan a school presentation to teach everyone about the importance of getting pets vaccinated.
Communicating Effectively: Making a Presentation
Shannon, a Navajo girl, prepares a presentation for the annual speech contest about her heritage. As she practices, she
Communicating Effectively: Making Your Point!
Flash doesn’t get picked for the basketball squad, so he tries to impress the coach—showing off his skills, promotin
Communicating Effectively: Making It Come Alive
Heather is a ballerina, and she writes a term paper about becoming one when she grows up—bringing her dream to life th
A Challenge: Make Something New
Sophie talks about being creative, and the kids join in by discussing how they can make something new.
Solving Problems: One Thing Leads to Another
Margie and Janet are babysitting when things get a little mixed up. Realizing they can do better, they start their own b
Solving Problems: A Matter of Time
Susan takes two of her nieces and their friends to Lake Nedar, but their trip takes a sudden turn when they become invol
Solving Problems: There's Always a Risk
A girl repairs the scanner so she can check out the plane crash involving Colleen, Roxanne, Cathy, and their Aunt Susan.
Solving Problems: Hanging in There
A search begins for three girls and a woman after their plane crashes. News reports cover the unfolding situation, and h
Plan a City of the Future
The kids share and discuss their ideas for planning a city of the future.
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