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Archnemesis Crackerdile grows salty as he watches the Investigators on TV.

Meet Mango and Brash, the super-spy alligator duo in John Patrick Green's goofy graphic novel series InvestiGators.

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

Kit and Kate go to Bubble Beach to make bubble castles.

How does this lesson MEASURE up? Sing along and find out!

A whale shows Elmo what love is.

When life gives you lemons… forget lemonade – generate home-made electricity instead!

An unhealthy fern sulks at the bottom of the forest floor. She aspires to grow tall like the tallest tree in the forest, but she realizes something’s wrong: she’s not growing at all; she can’t repair her leaves; and she feels awful. Fern calls Mosa

Fred sends a text to his Valentine crush, Judy.

Om Nom has discovered another sweet location on his unexpected adventure -- the fruit market! Fortunately, with Snailbrow by his side, no pear is too prickly and no chasm too wide to stop Om Nom from reaching his candy.

Kit and Kate become deep-sea divers who want to make a pearl necklace for their mom.

What effect does microgravity have on astronauts orbiting earth?

Mango stumbles into a fortune teller and soon finds that the "mystic" is more...or less...than meets the eye.

There's no party like a Reindeer Party with the Imagination Movers!

This version of Jingle Bells from the "Super Simple Songs - Christmas" CD, has a "Learn it" and "Sing it" verse.

Kit and Kate want to go fishing at Camp Butternut, but they have to wait until the ducks finish playing volleyball and biking.

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

Two factions. Two musical styles and one epic battle that will leave your ears begging for mercy.

Let's build a Minecraft Wheat Farm! Kids will learn how to craft a hoe, till and hydrate dirt, gather seeds, use bone meal, harvest your wheat, and more video game tricks for the hungry Minecrafter!

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