A Sizable Problem

Sam is thrilled when the students are asked to prepare a presentation on the solar system, but her enthusiasm is dampened when Amber suggests that they do the report together because she's so annoying. To avoid being partners with Amber, Sam tells her that she'd rather work alone, but when a rumour spreads that Amber is planning something totally rad, Sam is overcome with curiosity and pride - she has to find out more about it somehow, but she can't let Amber know.
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