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Kit and Kate get invited for lunch at Hansel and Gretel’s gingerbread house.

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

How does food get to your plate? Find out in the farm fresh rap!

CaptainSparklez and Jerry get into another epic battle with The Void! How will they attempt to defeat him this time?

This animated Jingle from Yo Gabba Gabba! proves that you can find love no matter what time of year.

The Guide Dogs had taught an incredible 33,910 graduates, earning them a title for the Most guide dogs trained by an organisation.

Caught spacing out in science class? Don't worry! Jeremy's here with some great tips to keep you from losing focus

Whether the weather is hot or cold, you'll always want to know the TEMPERATURE.

Kit and Kate want to play music for a big barn dance!

This episode has StarLord and friends continuing to build and improve their hideouts.

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

You do NOT want to end up like Mister Germy Sicky. Make your habits healthy!

Welcome back to Square Off! Today, Cat asks contestant Catherine an emo-genius question. Will the panel predict Catherine's morning state of mind? Find out now!

Kit and Kate are archeologists at the ancient pyramid of King Kat.

SWEET! Candy really does grow on trees! And, with Roto by his side, Om Nom can prove it! Watch this video to see Om Nom's new friend, Roto, lift him to new heights of candy collecting fun.

Learn to make a fizzing volcano using household items with the Mouse in the House!

Learn all about what butterflies do and how many varieties exist.

Minecraft is the ultimate free kids game, and today we'll lure chickens to our coop and learn how to fish. And that's what you'll serve on your Minecraft server!

Alfred Molina shares A Visit from St. Nicholas. Watch Disney A Poem Is... on Disney Junior!

How do I play Minecraft? Well, let's explore our starting area and make "beacons" so we can find our way home and mark locations of special interest, like holes in the ground (which always lead to adventure!)