In this video, Michio Kanda, a former bureaucrat, embarks on an ambitious journey to become the first Japanese person to cross the Pacific by hot air balloon. Accompanied by Naoki Ishikawa, they aim to complete the 9000-kilometer flight...

Looking for a way to stay safe from all the ghosts and goblins this Halloween? Check out this spooky project from Jessie!
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In this crafty tutorial, Jessie shows you how to make a Halloween Eyeball

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Have you ever wondered why a classroom gets warmer with more students in it? Or what fertilizer works best for your plants? Or why onions make you cry when you cut them?
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The story of Bira the hungry bear teaches children about the importance of sharing and kindness. Through magical lessons and colorful characters, young listeners will understand the value of generosity and friendship. Join Bira on his...

Join Yoga Guppy for a fun and engaging breathing exercise called the Balloon Breath, led by instructor Rashmi. This exercise focuses on strengthening the lungs and improving breath control through playful imagery of inflating and...

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Level 1 – Unit 25 – Pre-A1 English for children aged 5-12 – The learning objective for this set of videos is as follows: Sport and Leisure - Whose is this (balloon)? It's mine / yours / his / hers.

Level 1 – Unit 25 – Pre-A1 English for children aged 5-12 – The learning objective for this set of videos is as follows: Sport and Leisure - Whose is this (balloon)? It's mine / yours / his / hers.

Dr. Forrester defines static electricity by conducting a simple experiment using a balloon. She also identifies the two types of electricity by describing static electricity and current electricity.

This video is explaining how hot air balloon works for kids.

Learn about comparative concepts

On August 5, 1930, a group of men on a sealing expedition made their way across a rarely exposed ice sheet in the Svalbard Arctic Region along the Norwegian archipelago only to discover a scene that was long thought to have been lost to...

Introduction to describing words

Soar in creativity with this pop-up hot air balloon DIY.

Miss Palomine talks about the way cars and other forms of ground transportation have evolved. She then discusses the evolution of air and water transportation, comparing early modes of transportation to modern day cars, airplanes and ships.

The discussion begins when Miss Palomine talks about how much fun it would be to be a bird and to be able to fly. She then recites the poem, “Airplane,” and introduces the topic of air transportation. She explains what air transportation...

Baking Soda and Vinegar Balloon investigates chemical change as a form of energy by conducting an experiment with a bottle, a balloon, baking soda, and vinegar.

Cute characters introduce children to English words for toys. The onscreen mouth shows how to properly form and pronounce each sound. Learners feel encouraged to imitate the sounds and learn the words. Includes common toys such as truck,...

Welcome to our AP Physics 1 review session focused on center of mass multiple-choice problems! Join us as we tackle two challenging questions that will help you prepare for the upcoming exam. In this video, we dive into realistic...

Follow Alice, Bobby and Rosie on their adventures as they teach their friends new English words. This video teaches a new English word helps children use the word in context then supports with reinforcement.

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Small. Medium. Big. Cowy wants the perfect-sized balloon! Learn about comparisons with the Lingokids characters in this educational and entertaining cartoon for kids.

Static Electricity demonstrates that an electrically-charged object can attract an uncharged object by conducting an experiment with a charged balloon and paper.

Here's a video to help you understand when to use "de" to talk about when things belong to someone. This is also known as "possession" but not in the religious sense!