Sure. I really am partial to the yoga, but it's not really a program. It's just something we do to help the girls relax. We have a really great fitness instructor now who's doing a master's in biomedical engineering so she does our little yoga program.
I'm partial to the Go ENG Girl program. I'm an engineer and we have a lower representation out there so we specifically like the engineering program, but it's the hands-on aspect I really like. We introduce the concept of aerodynamics for example, and then they do a simple activity to practise that concept right away. A lot of people are familiar with the science process, the hypothesis. You build an experiment and you retest your hypothesis, but there's also, we call it, the engineering process. They have a problem. They have to do some research. They have to do a design, and then they have to test their design. Then they have to do iterations until their design works the way they want it to work.
They had to build a rocket that would travel up. They have a straw and a string, and they have to make the straw travel up the string carrying an object. This was like a space race. They had to carry a pen, which we realized halfway through was very heavy. But we talked about propulsion and we talked about drag. I said let's add some balloons or something. Let's get that pen to space.
It really is the concepts. You take two slides. We introduce this concept, and then we get to practise it right away, and then it's the iterations, the engineering process, we want to show them.
Those are my favourites.