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Abracadabra! Om Nom is about to learn a few magic tricks in this classic Om Nom Stories episode.

Marienette, a junior high student, is about to celebrate her birthday party. Her parents are letting her invite some friends over.

So close and yet so far! Find out if Om Nom is able to solve the mystery of the glass jar and free his candy in this classic Om Nom Stories episode.

Thoughtless Foreman decides to stand just behind Ben’s moving truck the very second Hairy -hungry as always- takes the brake pedal for a quick snack!

Marinette has a pretty interesting double life. Besides being a nice 13 years-old girl, she’s also Ladybug, the lucky-charm superhero!

Kit and Kate become painters with their own studio.

Kit and Kate have an adventure.

Giganta's true plan is revealed.

Om Nom has a bad case of the Monday morning blues! Now he's on a mission to find the one thing that will make him feel better... candy!

Janet wraps it all up. What did you learn about microgravity?

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

A minecraft version of the original Christmas story.

Betsy and all her friends learn the causes and effects of pollution, and even though it's a big problem, kids can help by picking up trash and recycling.

Hot diggity dog! We're back with the final sneak peak of DOG MAN: LORD OF THE FLEAS! Can’t wait to read the rest of Petey’s story? The brand-new book hits shelves on August 28!

Thanks for watching my book review on ‘The 65 Story Treehouse” by Andy Griffiths!

Splish splash! Giving Om Nom a bath turns into an adventure in this classic Om Nom Stories episode.

When you DOUBLE numbers, you get twice the fun!

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

Two parrots who live in the Jellybean Jungle never have anything nice to say about their neighbors or even each other.

Two of the key elements of physics, an object's weight and mass determine how it's affected by gravity.