THE NEXT KID GENIUS

Welcome to the world of flying cars, hover boards and holographic 3-D images. Science and technology have accelerated dramatically, and continues to grow and forge new paths in shaping and developing the world around us. We are at an age of scientific marvels, where nothing imagined is unattainable.

The Next Genius is an original, scripted series that focuses on young and innovative children, hosted by a charismatic child genius about to embark on a journey to the future. The host will take the young viewers on a fun and exciting trip to some of the biggest and most prestigious science fairs and meet the best and brightest of the young science aficionados. We will talk to them about what sparked their ideas, how they went about creating their exhibitions, and what they hope to accomplish in the future.

We also venture inside the “Kitchen Laboratories” of these young adventurers to learn fun and innovative ways to conduct scientific experiments and projects that we can teach the young viewers to do right at home, using objects found in most ordinary kitchens. This is a show that encourages children to learn, hypothesize and create. Each week will feature a different science fair and different young pioneer who will discuss and demonstrate the individual project he or she has been working on and also showcasing some simple, complementary science projects that viewers can re-create at home.

Some of the top fair winners and the kitchen science experiments would include:

Episode 1: Not A Good Day For Umbrellas

Science Fair Project: How Weather Works - The power of the wind can even be strong enough to power large wind turbines to make electricity! In this experiment, find out how you can make your own instrument to measure the speed and power of the wind.

Episode 2: Seeing Is Believing Kitchen Science: Creating clouds indoors using dry ice and water. Science Fair Project: Exploring Optical Illusions - The objective of this project is to demonstrate different types of optical illusions and explain why the human brain Episode 3: Be There in a Flash perceives them as such. Science Fair Project: Is This Connected Kitchen Science: Making a simple to That? - This project involves building Flip Book to animate shapes. a simple circuit tester and using it to investigate how electricity flows through household objects.

Kitchen Science: Building a clock using an ordinary lemon as the power source.

Episode 4: Clean Up Your Room

Science Fair Project: Cleaning Our Planet - A student created a dissolvable to lessen the amount waste production around the world.

Kitchen Science: Recycling old newspapers to create a fresh, new, clean piece of paper.

Episode 6: If You Wait A While Episode 5: Me and the Beanstalk Science Fair Project: How Water Beats Rock Science Fair Project: How Does - From weathering rocks to freezing bodies Photosynthesis work? – Hands-on of water and other elements that change projects that teach about the process of the shape of rocks and minerals, this project photosynthesis. teaches all about the weathered test of time that our planet goes through. Kitchen Science: Creating a self-sustaining environment in a zip lock bag. Kitchen Science: Creating homemade rock using household items.