The Microscopic Snot Debacle
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's springtime again in Deanville and everything is in full bloom-including some microscopic nuisances that put a damper on outdoor activities. What could it be? Help Jesse use science skills to figure it out!
The Conundrum of the Crooked Crayon
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
While doing spring cleaning in her room, Jesse comes across a crayon on her window sill that is curiously bent over. She recalls that the crayon was there all winter and not bent at all. Jesse begins to wonder what caused the crayon to bend. Using science skills, Jesse discovers how the Sun is closest to Earth in summer and that's why the crayon melted.
The Hint in the Peeping Pupil
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
When Jesse stops by The Curiosity Shop she uncovers an old painting in a dusty antique steamer trunk. But what happens later that night when she is startled by a creepy eyeball? Find out how Professor Peach helps Jesse use art skills to uncover the mystery!
The Question of the Vomit Vortex
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's a breezy new day and along with a tempest in a chocolate milk glass, Jesse's presented with a messy new mystery when Dorky Dougy loses his lunch while spinning on the merry-go-round. The big question is, why did the ballistic barf fling outwardly, as Dougy spun? Learn all about these centrifugal and centripetal forces that make up the vomit vortex!
The Riddle of the Spinning Sycamore Seed
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
While playing in her tree house, Jesse is intrigued by a falling sycamore seed that slowly spins to the ground. But when she sees acorns falling fast directly down to the ground, she must solve the riddle while learning about propellers and windmills and using technology to understand aerodynamics.
T: The Microscopic Snot Debacle (Technology)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's springtime again in Deanville and everything is in full bloom-including some microscopic nuisances that put a damper on outdoor activities. What could it be? Help Jesse use science skills to figure it out!
T: The Riddle of the Spinning Sycamore Seed (Technology)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
While playing in her tree house, Jesse is intrigued by a falling sycamore seed that slowly spins to the ground. But when she sees acorns falling fast directly down to the ground, she must solve the riddle while learning about propellers and windmills and using technology to understand aerodynamics.
A: The Hint in the Peeping Pupil (Arts)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
When Jesse stops by The Curiosity Shop she uncovers an old painting in a dusty antique steamer trunk. But what happens later that night when she is startled by a creepy eyeball? Find out how Professor Peach helps Jesse use art skills to uncover the mystery!
E: The Case of the Clicking Clock (Engineering)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
A summer trip to her grandparents’ house was going great until Jesse gets caught up in a mystery in the attic. When she encounters a pair of spooky green eyes during a lightning storm, Jesse sets out to use engineering skills to solve “The Case of the Clicking Clock”.
M: The Vexing Hectare Detector (Mathematics)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's Spring Break and the gang is presented with a mysterious new riddle that will challenge their mathematics skills and senses. What is the perplexing, suspended ring that oscillates? Jesse and her pals must work together to find out!
M: The Secret in the Jelly Bean Jar (Mathematics)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
Jesse is having problems with her bike, but luckily, there’s a local contest to win a bike taking place. To win, Jesse must use math skills to guess how many jelly beans are in a big jar. Find out how Jesse uses math skills to create a secret formula to solve “The Secret in the Jelly Bean Jar”.
E: The Mighty Lever Endeavor (Engineering)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It’s a beautiful day in Deanville and the gang is presented with a new challenge. How will the kids solve this difficult new task? And how does a Greek mathematician play an important role in the solution? Think like an engineer and work alongside Jesse and pals to figure it out!
S: The Conundrum of the Crooked Crayon (Science)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
While doing spring cleaning in her room, Jesse comes across a crayon on her window sill that is curiously bent over. She recalls that the crayon was there all winter and not bent at all. Jesse begins to wonder what caused the crayon to bend. Using science skills, Jesse discovers how the Sun is closest to Earth in summer and that's why the crayon melted.
The Secret in the Jelly Bean Jar
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
Jesse's autumn break is off to a great start until she has big problems with her bike. Luckily, a bike is being given away at the general store but the catch is, to enter the contest, you have to guess the number of jelly beans in a big jar in the store. Find out how Jesse uses math skills to create a secret formula to solve The Secret in the Jelly Bean Jar.
The Vexing Hectare Detector
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's Spring Break and the gang is presented with a mysterious new riddle that will challenge their mathematics skills and senses. What is the perplexing, suspended ring that oscillates? Jesse and her pals must work together to find out!
S: The Question of the Vomit Vortex (Science)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's a breezy new day and along with a tempest in a chocolate milk glass, Jesse's presented with a messy new mystery when Dorky Dougy loses his lunch while spinning on the merry-go-round. The big question is, why did the ballistic barf fling outwardly, as Dougy spun? Learn all about these centrifugal and centripetal forces that make up the vomit vortex!
The Mighty Lever Endeavor
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
It's a beautiful day in Deanville and the gang is presented with a new challenge. How will the kids solve this difficult new task? And how does a Greek mathematician play an important role in the solution? Think like an engineer and work alongside Jesse and pals to figure it out!
A: The Clue in the Painted Pattern (Arts)
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
While on a camping trip, Jesse finds a curious piece of stone with an interesting pattern on it. With research and the help of Professor Peach, she learns that it’s a piece of broken pottery with a pattern unique to a certain Native American tribe. After an archaeological dig with the Professor and her friends she finds more pieces of the ancient artifact. Using her art skills, Jesse is able to preserve the clay pot.
The Case of the Clicking Clock
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
A summer trip to her grandparents' house was going great until Jesse gets caught up in a mystery in the attic. When she encounters a pair of spooky green eyes during a lightning storm, Jesse sets out to use engineering skills to solve the Case of the Clicking Clock.
The Clue in the Painted Pattern
Solving Mysteries Through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Part of the Jesse Steam Mysteries series
While on a camping trip, Jesse finds a curious piece of stone with an interesting pattern on it. With research and the help of Professor Peach, she learns that it's a piece of broken pottery with a pattern unique to a certain Native American tribe. After an archaeological dig with the Professor and her friends she finds more pieces of the ancient artifact. Using her art skills, Jesse is able to preserve the clay pot.
