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Learn about the number 0. From TMBGs CD/DVD set Here Comes the 123s.

A rainbow spans a continuous spectrum of colors. Learn the order of the colors in the light sprectrum with Roy G. Biv and They Might Be Giants.

Hijiki Ikuyama has the title for the most skips in 24 hours.

Hero The Super Collie certainly lives up to his grand name.

Here's an AREA of math that totally square!

The Muppets sing "Joy to the World".

Listen to silly musical jokes from Highlights kids and share a few with your friends!

Children's music artist Eric Herman performs and stars in this cartoon video that depicts a day that seems particularly lucky in many ways. (Stay tuned for the stinger after the credits!)

Highlights kids talk about how to handle a best friend moving away.

You're watching Square Off, hosted by Cat Valdes! Our contestant Julia squares off with our kid expert panel to answer the question: What kitchen creation best represents you? Yum!

After the mysterious disappearing of the Architect, a search party is organized. Hairy joins the party, mainly because he is very interested in knowing what the fuzz is all about.

A world where kingdoms are built then bashed by bad guys. It's a never-ending battle between builders and bashers!

Frozen inside a snowman, Master Frown must worry less about ruining everyone's good time and instead not turning into a Frown-sicle while he's forced to help Unikitty and the others win a snowball fight! Watch Unikitty everyday on Cartoon...

Kit and Kate go to work at Woofie’s Restaurant cleaning the dishes.

Learn about the number 1. From TMBGs CD/DVD set Here Comes the 123s.

Learn about the value of US coins and the dollar.

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

Kit and Kate want to fly a jet airplane, but first they need to find its keys.

Foreman wants Ben to paint a huge building, and Ben hopes Hairy will lend a helping hand. But Hairy only has eyes for those yummy bricks.

What does it feel like to float in outerspace? Astronauts experience microgravity by training in very special airplanes.