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St. Patrick's Day Song for children is a great way to celebrate a Happy St. Patrick's Day! Music videos are great teaching tools for children.

StarLord visits a new friend who has built a Five Nights at Freddy's themed world with giant statues and a restaurant replica.

What TIME is it? Countdown to a magical journey on our Rocketbox!

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

Fred sends a text to his Valentine crush, Judy.

The Digits play their first gig for the tyrant Queen Plurbis. Along the way they learn the parts of a circle: Circumference, Radius and Diameter.

You are what you eat. And you're also how MUCH you eat. So smart size your meals!

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

Learn how to make a lemon battery with a few household items and instructions from Max and friends!

Spider Prince Bugster of Buglandia is very disorganized.

Kit and Kate become sailors, headed for yummy blueberry pie island!

This is the latest version of Barbara Milne's Apple apple Aaa song from her Sounds Like Learning CD.

In this episode, we discuss the various types of Armor and materials used to craft it.

Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup—three sisters with extraordinary superpowers—keep evil on the run in the city of Townsville by working together to save the day, all while juggling school, monsters, homework and a regular parade of crooked villains.

This Minecraft gameplay tutorial will show you how to survive your first night in Minecraft 1.8 Survival mode.

It's a phonics song with a picture for each letter. This is designed to help children learn the sounds of the letters in the English alphabet.

Sweet! Om Nom’s time machine has delivered him to a tropical island! Find out if Om Nom has what it takes to help his ancestor find the sweetest treasure of all!

Superman saves a small island community from a volcanic eruption.

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

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