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The largest decorated Easter egg is 15.02 m (49 ft 3 in) tall and 8.72 m (28 ft 7 in) in diameter.

Watch Jewel Sparkles' Un-Birthday Party, the FIRST EVER Lalaloopsy webisode! Jewel has a long to-do list for her birthday - but will her friends be able to help her celebrate in time?

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

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

Sure, fruit juice has fruit in it. But it's got a whole lot of something else that's NOT so good for you...sugar.

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

CaptainSparklez and Jerry get into trouble again with The Void! Will they be able to escape or defeat him again?

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

Go with CaptainSparklez as he enters The Void along with Jerry the Slime Sword in Episode 2 of this Stop Motion Animation.

Kit and Kate go to an amusement park to ride the world famous Linguini Loop de Loop.

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

Ok, Minecrafters, let's learn how to hunt for food, cook it up in our furnace, and eat it to refill our "meat pops", aka Hunger Bar!

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

Looking for a snack upgrade? Jeremy's foolproof method will have you swimming in snacks in no time!

Jeremy hears from a viewer with a pesky little sister, but don't worry! He's got a great game to keep your sibling out of your hair.

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

At Guinness World Records we want to show that everyone in the world is the best at something, and we’re here to measure it!

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!

I read the super fun new book in the Treehouse series by Andy Griffiths and I just had to tell you all about it.