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

In this kid safe episode of Minecraft: Survive and Thrive, we use Combat mechanics and craft a Bow and some Arrows!

Listen to silly weather jokes from Highlights kids and tell a few to your friends!

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

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

The Powerpuff Girls show up at the Titans' Tower, but the Teens have a difficult time seeing them as superheroes - and not just cute little babies.

This song teaches the basics of St. Patrick, and March 17 festivities. Great to teach children and for parents, too.

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

The largest fidget spinner measures 0.74 m (29.13 in) in length, achieved by Giovanni Catalano.

Zip's got a bad toothache and is too afraid to go to the dentist.

Pocoyo learns what an umbrella is and what it's used for.

Pocoyo finds a key which leads him on an exciting and magical adventure of exploration and discovery.

Learning about FRACTIONS will make you hungry for more math!

When Pete wants to hear the alphabet song, Simon recites the ABCs. But listen carefully -- Simon is a pretty fast talker, and it can be hard to keep up! What should Cool School's resident class pets talk about next?

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!

Will a game of ping pong destroy Townsville?

When Nardy's pizza propagating machine goes awry, he tosses it out the window.

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

The ruler is back with a great way to MEASURE things longer than she is!

Video for the the classic children's song, "Little Bunny Foo Foo". Animal Song For Children are perfect songs to sing for children.for toddlers and preschoolers.