Story Description How do you make an uppercase and lowercase J? Our letter video shows children how it’s done. After a quick letter-formation demonstration, children get a story where words that begin with J proliferate. There’s a jellyfish named Jenny who loves...
Story Description What happens when Ian the iguana and Isaac the inchworm learn that Izzy the impala has a bad itch? It seems someone put itching powder down his back! Ian and Isaac investigate to find out who could have done this. Maybe it was Ingrid? Ingrid turns...
Story Description This animated story starts by showing children how to form the uppercase and lowercase H, but the real fun starts when they hear a child-created tale about a huge horse named Hindy and her friend Hicky the hippopotamus. Hicky is sad and Hindy wants...
Story Description Gorilla, goose, golf ball… what kind of a story can you make up from these words? One that is jam-packed with words that begin with the letter G, of course. And that is what one child did – she made up a grand, goofy story that we gladly animated....
Story Description What words begin with the letter F? Your child will find out in this animated short story where Mr. Franklin the frog, who sports a hat with a feather, meets a Freddy the fly in the forest. Freddy decides to make Franklin laugh, but it isn’t easy to...
Story Description Esther the elephant saves the world from losing electricity! Esther was exercising in an elevator when her friend emails her from the Empire State Building and tells her about an electricity disruptive eclipse! Esther leaps to outer space where she...
Need help in an emergency? Here comes a fire engine! He loads up his crew, sounds his horn, flashes his lights, and comes with gear to help. Who needs help?
Welcome to Glendragon Castle, where Mike and his dragon friend, Squirt, live. But where’s Squirt? Help Mike on his mission to find Squirt throughout the castle.
It’s easy to make your own DIY bubble wands at home. Download our printable instructions to get started.
The rain keeps Pete at home. But using flour (talcum powder), oil (water), and tickles, his father cheers him up by making him into a smiling, giggling “pizza”!
Have you ever wondered about traveling on an airplane and the pilots that fly them? Join Tyler and his dad on their adventure taking a trip on an airplane.
Sit and watch this pterodactyl fly high into the sky. There are many types of pterodactyls, but none of them is a dinosaur. Know why? Sing along to find out.