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King Louis’ Toilet Water & George Washington’s Spit: The History of Your Drink
Every sip of water has a story—royal flushes, George’s dentures, and centuries of recycling. Are you ready for the journey?
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Water Cycle
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Fresh deer poop? To decomposers, that’s a double chunk chocolate cookie fresh from the oven.
The food web’s unsung heroes—producers, consumers, decomposers. Learn how they keep ecosystems alive... poop and all
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Food Web
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Salt Water: Humanity's First Frenemy. It seems helpful at first, but double-crosses and laughs at your misery.
Salt water isn’t just undrinkable—it’s dangerous. Learn how early civilizations discovered that fresh water was life or death.
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Natural Resources
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Earth’s Spheres: The Most Ohio Neighborhood You’ve Ever Seen.
Cow farts got Atmosphere throwing hands, water refuses to flush, and Biosphere’s out here eating candy poop from bugs like it’s a gourmet snack. See how Earth's four spheres are holding it all together.
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Earth's Spheres
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Roaring Kitty shirt? Check. Leprechaun hat? Check. Rizz that shakes top companies? Who is this guy?
What happens when a guy in a cat T-shirt takes on Wall Street? Chaos, cheers, and a financial revolution. Meet Roaring Kitty.
Middle School
Social Studies Rot
Economics
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When ‘None of the Above’ gets the biggest slice of the pie chart, you know the 2024 election went off the rails.
By mastering bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts, you'll uncover the stories behind the numbers and see how data shapes our world.
Upper Elementary
Math Rot
Interpreting Data