Veronica, age 9 of Waterloo, ON wrote:
This is a really delicious treat on a hot day. You'll need: 1 whole kiwi, 4 strawberries, 1 cup of sugar and water. First boil the sugar and water untill you get a surupy substance. Next puree your kiwi in a blender. Mix half of the sugar mixture with the kiwi. Pour into a popsicle mold. Freeze untill hard. Next puree the strawberries and mix with the other half of the sugar mix. Pour on top of the kiwi, freeze and enjoy your popsicle!

Bronce, age 11 of San Antonio, TX wrote:
I have a recipe of a chocolate banana milkshake. (Recipe for 2 people).
Materials: a blender, a cup for each person, and a spoon.
Ingredients: 1 bannana, 2 cups of milk, and 1/2 cup of chocolate syrup, and cinnamon. (Add more chocolate if you wish.)
1. Add all of the ingredients except the cinnamon in the blender.
2. Put it on low.
3. When fully blended, pour mixture into the cups.
4. If you want, add cinnamon for flavor. Then mix with a spoon.

Dominique, age 12 of Estevan, SK wrote:
I Tried Putting A Lot Of Ingredients Together And Found This Really Cool Recipe. Its Called Tummy Rubber Breakfast Cake. All You Need Is 2 Cups Of Flour, 1 Cup Of Sugar,6 Tbls Of Cinnamon. Very Little Water And Milk/Or Cream And Sprinkled Amount Of Yeast. Mix All Ingredients together untill it makes a doughy concistnecy. Let sit for 15-20 minutes. Put in a cake pan and bake untill bubbles form (which will be around 10 minutes). Bon Appetite.

Jasmine, age 12 of Oakville, ON wrote:
Ive got a recipe that is easy to make and definitly yummy 'fizzy greeen tea lemonade'. Combine 1/4 cup of green tea leaves with 1 cup ginger ale and 1 cup pink lemonade then throw it all in to a blender with as much ice as you wish and blend until ice is crushed and everything is well blended.

Kevin, age 8 of Innisfill, ON wrote:
Water ballon dodgeball: this is how you play. You get into two teams then put 5 to 10 water ballons then its the same rule as dodge put if it hits somebody and it doesn't pop there safe put if it pops there out and if you throw it and it pops on the groud your out. Also if you step or catch and pop a water ballon your out.

Ana, age 8 of London, ON wrote:
This is a game that you can play with as much people as you want. One person is the leader, they dont spin around,they tell the group to go faster or slower. The rest or the people spin around and try to not fall over. The last one standing is the next leader.

Dominique, age 12 of Estevan, SK wrote:
This is a very fun game to play. All you need is enough people to get one sentence mixed up. It is called Telephone. The youngest person goes first. That person will say one silly sentence and whisper that into the ear of the person beside you and then they say it to the next, and so on. See what kind of silly sentences you can come up with!

Jessica of Columbia, SC wrote:
I did this science project back in 8th grade: you take popcicle sticks, hot glue, a base board (we used a bulletin board), and a marble. You try to create a marble size roller coaster using all types of g forces. My group did a loop which out of the very few who attempted to make it, we were the only ones. You build the roller coaster using the popcicle sticks and you have to test and test before you try your final product. If you want to create a loop, take bigger popcicle sticks and soak them a little bit. Then you bend them and find something to hold them in place for a few hours. The trick to all this is how high you start your marble from. I believe our marble had to be in the roller coaster for at least 10 seconds and there was a certain length for it to be. Ours was pretty successful, try it out. I believe it will be fun for everyone!

Mitch, age 14 of Dalton, GA wrote:
Your goal: To use a total of 4 pieces of paper (1 to make the box) and 3 others, to supprt as much weight as possible. The only other materials that may be used are glue and tape. It's strong if you glue between the papers and then fold it into a rectangular box and put cylinders inside, or corrugation (paper fan shape). We are doing this in my class, and there are some that hold over 300 pounds!! Good Luck

Melissa, age 9 of Calgary, AB wrote:
I just wanted to tell you that I have a science experiment that you can make and the steps are take a cup and pour dish washing soap in it the hole cup. Next put any colour of paint in the cup the hole way then stir when you are done you will see a cool colour.

Meghan, age 10 of Kitchener, ON wrote:
I love your show. I have a question what is the first thing you do after you come home from school. Ask your friends and survey there answers then make a chart. Try it.

Emily Jo, age 11 of London, ON wrote:
Here is a craft that you guys can try on the show. You will need:
-a shoe box
-magazines with pictures of furniture and stuff you like
-glue
-markers
-scissors
-and construction paper
This craft is called "Mini Dream Shoe box room." First you cut out things that you like from the magazines. Then you glue on construction paper on the insides. Then you glue on the things that you cut out and make your "Mini Dream Shoe box room."

Marissa, age 7 of Regina wrote:
I envented home made wrapping paper and here is how to make it...you need 2 pieces of tinfoil the size of a banke pice of paper. Then you need 2 picess of blanke paper. Then you get white Elmers glue and markers to decorate!

Eleanor, age 7 of Austin, TX wrote:
This is how you make a bag jacket you get aney cind of bag and you cut the bottm off. Then you cut in half and make sure it has handels case those are the arm holes and then you decorate it and thats all.

Selena and Angelique, age 10 of Calgary, Alberta, Canada wrote:
This year at school me and my sister are going to shave our heads for the people who have no hair ant all and we are going to make wigs with our hair cause we feel like doing that!!!!!

Sierra, age 9 of Canora, SK wrote:
I challenge you to kiss a dolphin.

Cameron, age 11 of Ottawa, ON wrote:
Have you ever tried to sneeze or cough with your mouth closed? I have but it is very hard and sometimes my cough turns out to be a sneeze.

Alexandra, age 9 of Winnipeg, MB wrote:
What is a ghosts favorite food?
Boo-berries!

Shea-Lynn, age 10 of Monastery, NS wrote:
What part of your body tells you the multiplication of 2x2 is???
Your fourhead!!!

Erin, age 10 of Kingsville, ON wrote:
Why did the card dealer eat his deck of cards?
Because the were dealicious!!