Original title
SciGirls
Released
2/11/2010
Origin country
CN
Genre
Documentary, Reality
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
6
Number of episodes
44
Scigirls is a show about teen girls getting involved with science by doing different experiments and studies.
When Izzie's new school club is a bust, she seeks help from the SciGirls. They teach her about evaluating habitats for turtles and she adapts the information to make her club more appealing.
Jake convinces Izzie that if she wants to become class President, she has to be taller. To accomplish this she looks to a group of SciGirls for inspiration as they create massive sized May Day Parade puppets with elaborate features.
Izzie finds herself unable to figure out Jake when he loses his voice. She turns to a pair of Scigirls who are observing and researching dolphin behavior, in the hopes of learning a new way to understand Jake by using the scigirls help
When Jake's lucky socks go missing before his science test, Izzie goes to the SciGirls for help! Their investigations into Native American archaeology inspire her to treat Jake's messy locker like a dig site.
The Sadie Hawkins dance is approaching and Izzie has to choose between two potential dates. She decides to model her selection process upon a series of SciGirls experiments designed to select the most ideal horse for an upcoming competition.
Concerned about the Earth's limited resources, when Izzie's laptop runs out of power she and the SciGirls investigate alternative power sources.
Izzie makes preparations for a triathlon, but realizes she isn't able to wear all athletic gear at the same time. Turning to the SciGirls, she learns how fashion and technology can be merged.
Jake loves eating snack food rather than terrible tasting healthy food, much to Izzie's concern. Luckily she finds four SciGirls who are out to remake their favorite meals into healthier, appetizing versions for their families.
Izzie is confused when she is described as the Most Unique Dresser at school. To find out if she's being complimented or not she compares notes with two SciGirls studying biodiversity.
Jake and Izzie attempt to catch Fang, his escaped pet mouse, with the aid of a remote controlled car with a camera. Fang bolts whenever the vehicle approaches, so they learn from a group of SciGirls how to make robots with better communicative skills.
After going through a huge amount Mighty Munchies containers, Jake and Izzie realize they have to take care of the mess. She follows three SciGirls who are designing new ways to reuse and recycle materials from their school's trash.
In a bid to help Jake distract a group of Talent Show judges with flashy lights, she tags along with a pair of SciGirls as they research light pollution.
Season 2 opens at the U.S. Naval Academy. Akina and friends dive into underwater robotics at the US Naval Academy, building a “Sea Perch” ROV to investigate artificial oyster reefs in Chesapeake Bay.
Nature’s designs, from polar bear paws to penguin flippers, inspire Elin and her best friends to design a safer shoe for walking on Minnesota’s icy winter streets.
Budding naturalist Lea and her SciGirl pals investigate what the non-native Canary Island Palm does to San Diego habitats, comparing the palms to native trees.
San Francisco SciGirls shake things up, programming their own smartphone app to highlight the history and geoscience of the 1989 San Francisco Earthquake.
Can teens – juggling computers, smartphones, music, homework, and TV at the same time – multitask as well as they think they can? Alejandra and her friends find out.
Cold weather, hot science! SciGirls Greta and her 6th grade pals use passive solar heat and bubble-wrap insulation to warm up an ice shanty on a frozen Minnesota lake.
Jekima and friends break a sweat in steamy South Carolina—hiking, playing soccer, dancing and doing yoga—all to find out, “what’s the best exercise for me?”
What’s the buzz in urban gardens? The SciGirls use math, mapping and data visualization to help a colony of bees thrive in a downtown Phoenix neighborhood.
Best friends Angela, Olivia, Margaret and Rebecca don welding masks and rev up power tools to engineer an ice cream-maker that’s powered by their bikes.
At a forensics summer camp, super sleuths Emi and friends team up with real forensic scientists to solve the mysterious theft of the priceless ‘Queen of the Forest’ ceremonial mask.
A decline in the amphibian population is investigated in the Season 3 premiere.
The arrival of spring, and how it impacts flowers and plants, is investigated.
Three girls from Virginia team up with NASA scientists to compare clouds seen from the ground to satellite images.
A video diary capture the metamorphosis of caterpillars into butterflies.
Three Denver girls create a bird habitat in a city school garden.
A junior lifeguard and her friends study the health of the Pacific Ocean with marine scientists; and make a conservation video for beach visitors.
A high-tech dance show features robotics and light-up dance costumes.
Designing and building a chicken coop for an urban farm by recycling a donated structure into a new home where the birds can thrive.
Texas SciGirls team up with NASA materials engineers to create water bottle insulators.
Inspired by Olympic athletes, SciGirls in San Diego create a fitness boot camp.
SciGirls in Arizona design a streamlined service plan for a food bank to help high school students in need.
Exploring the benefits that big trees bring to ecosystems, and the differences between trees in the rainforest and the city.
The SciGirls create a computer animation urging kids to take positive action.
Reagan, Kyra, and Jayden visit Congaree National Park and learn about its unique fireflies.
Tennessee SciGirls explore Great Smoky Mountains National Park in search of salamanders.
SciGirls on Lake Michigan's sandy shores collect dragonflies to monitor water quality.
Alaskan SciGirls, Gracie, Indigo, and Evie, explore their local parks for scientific data.
In Minnesota, Jenny, Hope, Dani, and Amelia track pollution in the river.
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