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The story of the three billy goats gruff and the terrible troll who lived under the bridge

Celebrate Valentine's Day and the 100th Day of School with this cool time-lapsed video.

While the Squirrel Princess is off searching for a Noodle Nut to complete her rare nut collection.

In this episode, we craft a compass and learn to use it to find our original spawn point. We also craft a map and explore the surrounding wilderness, finding pumpkins, wolves, and mushrooms!

In this Minecraft tutorial, we build a cow farm and do some cow and sheep breeding.

Om Nom and Evan are enjoying the holiday season in this special Christmas episode of Om Nom stories. We just hope Santa Claus brought enough candy to keep Om Nom happy!

Here's a simple way to learn and review your ABCs.

Kit and Kate head off to build a see-saw they can play on together.

Jackie the Rabbit is always ready to help somebody out — but only if she gets something in return.

Learn all about CAPACITY! Get ready for a terrific musical ride in the wild west town of Capa City!

Linus explains what Christmas is really all about.

Craft ladders and a trapdoor for our basement. Use our "gravel express elevator" to descend into a hole in the ground and learn some handy cavern navigation tips.

Ember Flicker Flame is looking for someone to save, but there's only one problem--none of her friends need saving! See what happens in "Lalaloopsy: A Ruff Rescue!"

So we know about GRAVITY, but what exactly is MICROGRAVITY?

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

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!

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.

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

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

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