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Learn about the elements with this fun song from They Might Be Giants.

Kit and Kate want to go fishing at Camp Butternut, but they have to wait until the ducks finish playing volleyball and biking.

Kit and Kate go to Bubble Beach to make bubble castles.

A four-year-old mixed-breed bunny called Taawi has achieved the most tricks by a rabbit in one minute.

Kit and Kate turn into rodeo stars at the Lollipop Rodeo and compete.

Kit and Kate become bakers for the Squirrel Princess's birthday party.

How does this lesson MEASURE up? Sing along and find out!

Craft ladders and a trapdoor for our basement. Use our "gravel express elevator" to descend into a hole in the ground and learn some handy cavern navigation tips.

Kit and Kate would like to become friends with Linda Lamb, the assistant at a laboratory.

Nardy makes a Taco Surprise which gives Zap a bad case of smelly gas.

Friendfest is about to be ruined when the Smighties get the Switcherozee Surprise from the Villains.

Sneevil's newest pet Smlugs are destroying all of the plumbing in Smightyland.

We hope you enjoy this BINGO-style tribute to our favorite jolly fellow, Santa Claus. You can find this song, S-A-N-T-A, on the Super Simple Songs - Christmas CD.

On Planet Squidula, the Space Squid Kid’s parents are upset his room is perfectly clean.

How do I play Minecraft? Well, let's explore our starting area and make "beacons" so we can find our way home and mark locations of special interest, like holes in the ground (which always lead to adventure!)

Welcome to our REVIEW BY TWO review of "Hilo Book 3 – The Great Big Boom" by Judd Winick! We loved reading this book and seeing all of Hilo's awesome powers. And interviewing ourselves was SO COOL! #AD

Om Nom gives Boo a taste of his own medicine in this action-packed Om Nom stories episode! Watch Om Nom as he battles past banana peels, cobwebs and dusty ventilation shafts on his quest for candy. Fortunately, with Boo by his side, Om Nom has plenty of m

Superman saves a small island community from a volcanic eruption.

Meteoroligists use barometers to tell what the pressure is outside. Build your own using a balloon and some other household supplies!