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Hansel and Gretel go into the woods to look for the candy kingdom, but what they find puts them in great danger.

A St. Patrick's Day song. Practice counting with a leprechaun... by 1's up to 20, by 2's up to 30, by 5's up to 100, by 10's up to 100.

Something smells in this computer game for kids. Oh, it's from our pig farm! Time to make some Minecraft bacon.

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

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.

The Children of the Rethink Autism Community retell the story of the First Thanksgiving.

Gigi and Juju are jigglebugs living on Planet Zebulon.

Mango and Brash fall asleep at the bored meeting.

Om Nom is separated from his candy by a canyon in this surprising Om Nom Stories episode. Fortunately, with help from his new friend Blue, no gap is wide enough to keep Om Nom from his ultimate goal -- CANDY!

Kit and Kate plant chocolate chip cookie trees and harvest the cookies to enter them in a dessert contest.

This animation created by children from Marryatville Primary School, South Australia in 2008 for the song 'I Am The Earth'.

Don't miss Wonder Woman like you've never seen her before.

Here are some simple guidelines to making sure you're putting the right food on your plate!

It's a video to help children learn how to tell the time. This song was written and performed by A.J.Jenkins. Video by KidsTV123.

Let's groove on skip COUNTING? Get to know skip counting in an exciting new way!

It's a numbers song for children and adults. Count from 0 to 100 and from a hundred to a trillion.

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

Meet Janet. She'll be your tourguide through this crazy universe of ours! Don't worry...there's no spacesuit required.

Time to say "Smell You Later!' to your stinky morning ride! Jeremy's perfect present will nip your funky problem right in the bud.

The apple never falls far from the tree...and that's how Isaac Newton discovered gravity!