Tenzin and Tashi, two young Tibetan monks, are full of questions. One day, while helping Genla, their beloved monastery storyteller, they wonder why a small steel spoon sinks but a huge ship floats. Their science teacher, Miss Sonam, notices their curiosity and helps them explore the principle of flotation. With just a tub of water, an apple, and a spoon, she brings a science lesson to life. This story beautifully combines scientific learning with the everyday wonder found in a monastic setting. It's a gentle introduction to experimentation, observation, and reasoning—core elements of early STEAM education—while grounded in Tibetan culture and simplicity.