Sid the Science Kid - S02E09: A Rainbow Every Day!

Name: A Rainbow Every Day!
Genre: Animation, Family, Comedy, Kids
Released: 2010-11-11
Duration: 30 min

Nov 11, 2010Animation, Family, Comedy, KidsSeason 2, Episode 9

Sid investigates rainbows and learns they can only form when light passes through water droplets.

Director: Jim Lewis, Katy Garretson

Cast: Julianne Buescher, Alice Dinnean, Victor Yerrid, Drew Massey, Donna Kimball, Bruce Lanoil, America Ferrera

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All Episodes - Season 2

01No School Singalong Special!Jun 21, 2010 02Slide to the SideOct 04, 2010 03That's the Way the Ball BouncesOct 05, 2010 04Ignatz's InertiaOct 06, 2010 05Sid's Super KickOct 07, 2010 06Let There Be LightNov 08, 2010 07Discovering DarknessNov 09, 2010 08Shadow Smile!Nov 10, 2010 09A Rainbow Every Day!Nov 11, 2010 10Where Did the Water Go?Apr 18, 2011 11Clean Air!Apr 19, 2011 12Reused Robot!Apr 20, 2011 13Save the Stump!Apr 21, 2011 14Sid’s Backyard CampoutJun 20, 2011 15Halloween Spooky Science SpecialOct 17, 2011 16I Want to Be a Scientist!Dec 05, 2011 17The Amazing Computer Science Tool!Dec 06, 2011 18The Big Cheese!Dec 07, 2011 19Sid Wings It!Dec 08, 2011 20Sid Engineers a SolutionDec 09, 2011 21Get Up and Move!Jan 06, 2012 22Rock & Roll EasterApr 03, 2012 23Sid's Pet ProjectNov 12, 2012 24Sleep? Who Needs It?!Nov 13, 2012 25Seed the Science KidNov 14, 2012 26The Reason Sid's Sneezin'Nov 15, 2012

Sid the Science Kid S02E09 Synopsis

Stream Sid the Science Kid "A Rainbow Every Day!" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 2010-11-11, this episode is part of Season 2 of Sid the Science Kid. Directed by Katy Garretson, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Julianne Buescher, Alice Dinnean, Victor Yerrid among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Animation and Family series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Sid investigates rainbows and learns they can only form when light passes through water droplets.