Petrified Forest National Park
KidsTravelWorldNatureScienceHistory... Learn cool facts about petrified wood––like how it became fossilized and why it’s scattered in eastern Arizona.
How Do Insect Eyes Work?
KidsAnimalsScienceNatureBiology... Jessi and Squeaks learn all about how dragonflies see - did you know they have thousands of eyes?!
Whale vs. Argentinosaurus: Battle For The Biggest
KidsAnimalsHumorScienceNature... It’s the BIGGEST battle yet: Blue Whales vs. Prehistoric Argentinosaurus.
5 Density Science Experiments
KidsEducationScienceExperiments If you want to see cool science experiments that are easy to do and learn about density, then you've come to the right place.
Why Does Popcorn Pop?
KidsFoodScienceEducationFun... Squeaks and Mister Brown are making popcorn for all of their friends, and learning all about how heat makes popcorn kernels pop!
Living And Nonliving Things
KidsNatureScienceBiology Living things are called organisms, and anything from a blue whale to a spot of mold can be a living organism!
Why Don't Fish Freeze In Winter?
KidsAnimalsScienceNature Squeaks wants to know what happens to fish when the seasons change and the pond freezes in winter!
The Water Cycle For Kids
KidsScienceWorldEducation In The Water Cycle for Kids, you will learn all four stages of this process, and you may even discover that you've seen it in action many times!
All About Auroras
KidsNatureWorldScience Auroras are beautiful, mysterious light displays in the sky that are caused by solar wind from the sun interacting with the earth's magnetosphere.
Kylee Makes Solar System Sun Catchers
KidsArtDesignScienceSpace... In this kids space art video, create your own Solar System sun catchers so YOU can see the planets out your window ANY time of day without a telescope!
Melting Ice Experiment
KidsScienceExperiments The melting ice science experiment is a fun way to learn about the effects of salt on ice.
Cheetah - Amazing Animals
KidsAnimalsNatureScience Learn some amazing facts about the cheetah in this video from National Geographic Kids.