Eye Wonder excites students with interesting facts and just plain fun! The series explores science and integrates technology, while focusing on various careers. The videos are less than 10 minutes and are filmed through the eyes of the cameraman, D.V.
Start by exploring the videos below or choose a career-based category below.
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The Eye Wonder team investigates how plastics are recycled. D.V. starts by seeing how plastics are separted and compressed into bails, then follows their journey as they are processed and recycled...
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The Eye Wonder team investigates a quarry. D.V. visits a quarry and learns it is where valuable minerals and stones are mined and extracted for use in construction.
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The Eye Wonder team investigates Radio Astronomy. D.V. visits an observatory where he learns about the different types of telescopes, and how the radio waves from objects in space are transmitted back...
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The Eye Wonder team learns how radio works. D.V. goes to a station and learns about the science and technology necessary to making a broadcast work.
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The Eye Wonder team takes a look at sailplanes. D.V. goes to Bermuda High Soaring School where he learns that sailplanes work through the energy from towplanes and air. D.V. learns the science behind...
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The Eye Wonder team visits a school bus manufacturing plant. D.V. looks at how each part is put together and how safety is always considered.
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The Eye Wonder team explores how seeds are harvested. D.V. visits Park Seed Farm where he learns seeds come from the female part of the plant and all about the pollination process.
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The Eye Wonder team investigates how sewage is treated. D.V. visits a treatment plant and learns how the water is purified through several treatments and during one treatment, the water is cleaned...
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The Eye Wonder team explores a submarine. D.V. meets a submarine captain who tells him all about the science and technology of submarines and how they can be used to collect samples and data for other...
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The Eye Wonder team takes a look at how tennis balls are made.
