Inspired by a library book, Sumaya wants to go stargazing—in the middle of the day! She’s frustrated that she can’t see any stars shining when the sun is out, and she wants to know why. Will a simple experiment solve the shining stars problem?

Sumaya's cousin is graduating from high school, and Sumaya wants to give her a flowering plant as a gift. But the plant begins to droop before graduation day. Can Sumaya solve her droopy plant problem before it's too late?

When Sumaya discovers a busy woodpecker in her backyard, she worries the bird could be hurting its head and neck. She sets out to create some inventions to help protect the bird. How will Sumaya solve the woodpecker problem?

On a hot summer day, Sumaya is all set to make some lemonade. But before she is able to fix her refreshment, the ice goes missing. Where did it go? Is there an ice thief in the house?

After a fresh snowstorm, Sumaya is excited to play in the snow, but before long, she's freezing cold and needs to head inside. She starts to wonder, how do polar animals live outside in the cold? Can learning more about polar animals help her stay warm outside even on a cold day?

Sumaya is excited to learn that her cousin is coming to visit for Sumaya's birthday. She is busy making plans for them when she realizes that some of her plans rely on warm, sunny weather. Can she predict what the weather will be like on her birthday to make sure her fun isn't rained out?

Sumaya's neighbor's new puppy keeps getting into her backyard and chewing up her things! Her neighbor, Paul, wants to put up a fence, but he's not sure what material to use. So Sumaya comes up with a plan to help Paul make his decision.

Sumaya's aunt Idman just got her pilot's license and is taking Sumaya on a ride. Sumaya is hoping to fly to the moon! Can she learn enough about air travel to make her wish come true?