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Here comes Captain Cube, here to save the day with GEOMETRY!

Besides good nutrition, there's nothing more important than exercise for a healthy body.

Hey! You in the back! Losing participation points because you're teacher can't see you? Don't worry, Jeremy can, and he has the perfect solution!

Gigi and Juju are jigglebugs living on Planet Zebulon.

Kit and Kate go to fly a kite, but when a gust of wind gets the kite stuck in a tree Kate can't stop crying.

D-rop shows you how the three R's equal an A+ when it comes to helping the environment.

There once lived a Genie who used up all of his wish-granting powers.

Kit and Kate are archeologists at the ancient pyramid of King Kat.

Welcome back to Square Off! Today, Cat asks contestant Catherine an emo-genius question. Will the panel predict Catherine's morning state of mind? Find out now!

Gravity works in strange ways, and Janet begins to get to the bottom of it all.

What does that pointy shape in the middle of two numbers mean? Learning about COMPARISONS is a great way to enter the world of science and math!

Pug sorts paper from plastic, rides mass transit, swaps carrots for cows and a whole bunch of other stuff that proves being green is totally easy!

Kit and Kate become hair stylists in Poodleville for Woofy and Poofy.

With funny costumes and tons of candy, Halloween should be one of Om Nom's favorite holidays. But, first, he needs to overcome his fears!

If you could celebrate a brand new holiday, what would it be?

In this episode, we harvest resources from our pigs and chickens. I also show you some cool Minecraft tips to craft Flint & Steel and how to use it to harvest cooked meat!

I read the super fun new book in the Treehouse series by Andy Griffiths and I just had to tell you all about it.

You do NOT want to end up like Mister Germy Sicky. Make your habits healthy!

What is the difference between "heavy" and "light"? Come find out in this amazing music video!

Henry Cavendish was the first scientist to test gravity in the laboratory. Thanks to the "Cavendish Experiment," we know how much Earth weighs!