At Wave Hill, this family art project uses the life and research of George Washington Carver to introduce kids to soil science through hands-on making. The session links plant life, farming, and environmental stewardship to a Black scientist whose work reshaped American agriculture and public education. Presented in a kid-friendly, rock/pop-inflected format, it treats learning as a participatory performance rather than a lecture. It lands as a useful corrective to the way science history is often taught as a parade of isolated geniuses.