A physicist visits Harrison to explain how electricity is generated, and teaches us how it can be conserved. Viewers can take part in a fun experiment to see electricity at work in their own bodies. Harrison goes to the Sea Aquarium to visit a marine expert and some willing aquatic life to explore why electric eels don't electrocute themselves and how sharks can detect our presence because of electricity!

Brother and sister Bino and Fino live in a modern African city. With the help of their family and their friend Zeena the magic butterfly, they discover and learn things about Africa and the world.

How does electricity work? How does electricity get into our homes? What other ways can we generate electricity? Kellyn, resident scientist Clare and the crew are joined (not live) by Tesla and Edison.

Iwan is 13 years old and lives on Marken, a peninsula in a Dutch lake. The weather there changes quickly, from sunny to windy and rainy. Iwan wants to know what lightning is and does all kinds of experiments with static electricity. He uses static electricity to make a bell, to help things float, and light a lamp. In the end, the most important question is whether he can use static electricity to make lightning flashes that are just as powerful as those made by an electric storm.

Science Bank is a series of programs which demonstrate a variety of science experiments with graphical explanations and real life applications. This episode contains static electricity, magnetism and generating electricity.

This series drags science out of the classroom and takes experiments outdoors. Each episode is hosted by a different child from anywhere in the world, where they do a number of surprising experiments.

This series is designed to stimulate children's interest and active involvement in science. Each episode investigates a particular scientific topic using clips and bright graphic animations. Today's program explains how circuits, conductors and insulators work and some of the dangers involved with electricity.