Weird But True!

The science fair is approaching, and Charlie is looking for the perfect project to blow the judges away: exploration! Carly meets with National Geographic Explorer Darlene Cavalier, who describes how she's exploring new ways to connect people with science. She's trying different methods to encourage people to pursue their own curiosity and even become explorers themselves!a disaster. The only way to master the art of cooking is to learn from the experts at the Culinary Institute of America.

Charlie goes on an annual scuba trip every year, and this year it's the Manta Ray Dive! Because Charlie's regular buddy, Kirby, can't go, he thinks he will have to cancel the trip. Despite her fear of scuba, Carly is determined to join him so that Charlie doesn't have to go alone. Can she overcome her fear?

Patrick just got a cool model rocket, and everybody's talking about it. A Weird But True Space Race has officially begun, and Carly and Charlie compete in a series of launches that closely resembles the storyline of the US / Soviet Union Space Race. After learning some key physics principles about rocket flight, th
ey race back to headquarters to build a rocket of their own.

Carly and Charlie must achieve the rank of master camper, and because they have never personally camped before, they take a trip to Coronado National Forest within Arizona's Saguaro National Park. There, they get expert advice and begin to fully absorb what it is like to camp and how to become master campers.