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Kit and Kate go to Dinosaur Valley to help a baby dinosaur make a present for his mom.

We just read an AWESOME book called “The 65 Story Treehouse” by Andy Griffiths!

Movie directors Kit and Kate shoot a film starring a comical elf.

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

You don't have to be 10 to learn about adding 10. A great lesson in EARLY ARITHMETIC!

Not everyone can play a musical instrument, but everyone can SING!

On a dark Halloween night, Kit and Kate, dared by two frightened trick-or-treaters.

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

Two factions. Two musical styles and one epic battle that will leave your ears begging for mercy.

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

Superman saves a small island community from a volcanic eruption.

Yeehaw! Om Nom has travelled back to the Wild West in search of his ancestor, Sheriff Om Nom. Watch Om Nom's wildest adventure yet and find out if his brush with the law results in a severe punishment or a sweet reward!

Want to know how Om Nom's on unexpected adventure began? Watch this exclusive video and see how Om Nom met his new friends, the Nommies!

Celebrate love with Ooh and Aah from Disney Junior!

It's a "Valentine's Day Song for Children!" Learn to spell H-E-A-R-T with this really cute song for kids. It is based on the famous B-I-N-G-O nursery rhyme.

Why aren't we floating right now? Gravity, of course! But it's not that simple...

It's a fair question, right? Would we be walking on ceilings? Or would our entire universe change?

How does gravity behave when we get down to the real nitty gritty?

This colorful, insightful story, demystifies for children what it means to be green by helping them to view everyday tasks through an environmentally-friendly lens.

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