Miss Gray: The school science fair is next month.
Miss Gray: And you know how I feel about science!
Jenna: How, Miss Gray?
Miss Gray: I love it!
Mark: Why do you love science?
Miss Gray: Because it helps us learn about plants and—
Coby: Space!
Jenna: And weather!
Juan: And animals!
Miss Gray: Right! Science is about all of those things.
Miss Gray: And I know everyone in this class will make great projects.
Mark: Coby, what's your science fair project?
Coby: I'm going to count stars in the night sky.
Mark: That's a good idea.
Kara: I'm studying caterpillars.
Mark: What about them?
Kara: How they turn into beautiful butterflies.
Jenna: I'm making a tornado in a bottle.
Maya: Me too!
Daisy: Hey! I'm doing the same project!
Coby: What's your science project, Mark?
Mark: I haven't thought of one yet.
Coby: You're good at science.
I'll bet you'll think of something cool.
Maya: You could make soap bubbles.
Mark: Nah. Bubbles are for babies.
Coby: You could study evaporation.
Mark: Boring!
Jenna: Why don't you ask Miss Gray?
She's got lots of good ideas.
Mark: I know. But I want to surprise her with a really cool project.
Kara: You'd better think of something soon, Mark.
Kara: It takes a long time to make a good project.