Ada Twist, Scientist - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
A Fort of One's Own
Ada and friends brainstorm ways to unlock the door to her brother's backyard fort. .
Twelve Angry Birds
The kids use the scientific method to prove Mooshu Kitty's innocence
Movie Night
A power outage zaps Ada's plans for the "perfect" movie night.
The Banana Peel Problem
Rosie's Great Aunt Rose is coming, and she loves banana bread — time to get peeling!
Cake Twist
The friends whip up a tasty solution when Mom Twist forgets her anniversary.
Garden Party
Ada, Rosie and Iggy work together to revive the Pecks' wilted garden.
Bird's Eye View
The kids examine what a bird's nest is made of so they can build a new one.
Sleeping Duty
Ada and pals invent a gizmo to help an exhausted Arthur get more sleep.
The Sight of Music
The power of observation helps Rosie and the gang tune an old piano for a living room recital.
Rain Day
Rain forces the kids to rethink their outdoor party plans.
The Great Stink
Ada and friends follow their noses and discover the source of a bad smell: Arthur's tennis shoes!
Rosie's Rockin' Pet
Taking a "brain break" helps the kids solve a problem.
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