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Let's Take A Hike

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Today we're going to take a hike up Mt. Kilimanjaro so we can talk about how the geosphere changes based on many different things.
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The Five Senses

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By the end of this science lesson, students will be able to name all five senses and match them with the correct body part.
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Sloth Claws

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The sleepy sloth has a surprising secret... their claws are actually their bones protruding from their limbs!
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A Day In The Life (Being A Hippo!)

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Today, we’re heading to the San Diego Zoo in California to discover what a hippo’s daily life really looks like! Let’s dive in!
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How Big Is Space?

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A NASA scientist explains what we know — and don’t know — about the size of the cosmos.
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The Weirdest Olympic Sports

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Are your kids wondering: “What are some of the weirdest sports in the Olympics?” This question came from Ja'Kehis, a 4th Grader from the US.
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Salt & Water Trick

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Try this salt and water science trick at home!
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All About Tigers

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Would you be surprised to learn that tigers are excellent swimmers? Seriously! Learn about even more terrific tiger facts in this educational kids video.
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Five Unique Animal Adaptations

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In this video for kids, we are going to talk about five unique animals and their adaptations.
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Surprising Science: A Shell Collector

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Meet the Xenophora, a genus of sea snail commonly known as carrier shells.
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Facts About Fossils

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In this educational video for kids, we will dig into the interesting science of fossils and unearth some fascinating facts.
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Shapes

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Learn about the attributes of these shapes with Sandy the Dingo from Khan Academy Kids.
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How Do Chameleons Change Colour?

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Patrick Campbell, Senior Curator of Reptiles at the Museum, explains why and how chameleons change colour.
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Why Can't Dogs Eat Chocolate?

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Are you wondering, “Why can't dogs eat chocolate?” This question came from Valentina, a student from the United States.
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The Story Of Chocolate

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Learn how chocolate is made, step by step, from cacao beans to a sweet treat! Which do you like best—milk, dark, or white?
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How Do Broken Bones Heal?

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Are your kids wondering: “How do broken bones heal?” This question came from Manjari, a 4th Grader from Australia.
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The Moon

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We'll explore just now important the moon truly is.
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The Sun

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What makes this star so special that it keeps our entire solar system working?
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Hunting For Properties

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In this episode of Crash Course Kids, Sabrina talks about what properties are and how we can measure them to tell us more about an object.
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We Fell For The Oldest Lie On The Internet

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“Your blood vessels stretch a staggering 100,000 kilometers, enough to wrap around Earth twice!" Sounds amazing, right? We spent over a year trying to confirm this claim, and let's just say – things aren't as they seem.
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Tobi's Question: What Is A Supernova?

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Are your kids wondering, “What is a supernova?” This question came from Tobi, a student from the United States.