HeyJaredKids Learning Lab - By a Kid, For Kids
Welcome to Kids Learning Lab! In these short episodes we discuss fun topics like “How do Airplanes Work?” or “How do we See?” where kids can learn cool facts and interact with quizzes inside episodes.This show is 100% kid made, from writing to editing to recording to…
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(BONUS) Flamingos stand on one leg? (opens the original)
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In this eighteenth Kids Learning Lab bonus episode, we'll learn why flamingos stand on one leg. Bonus episodes come every 2 days and have a random fun fact to learn about.
(BONUS) Onions- why they make you cry (opens the original)
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In this eighteenth Kids Learning Lab bonus episode, we'll learn why onions make you cry. Bonus episodes come every 2 days and have a random fun fact to learn about.
(FULL) Where does our food go? The Digestive System (opens the original)
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In this episode, we learn how your body breaks down food, why your stomach churns like a washing machine, and how your small intestine soaks up nutrients to give you energy. Certain music tracks from RiversideFM, Inc
(BONUS) Why do we sneeze? (opens the original)
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In this sixteenth Kids Learning Lab bonus episode, we’ll learn why we sneeze. Bonus episodes come every 2 days and have a random fun fact to learn about.
(BONUS) Why do we hiccup? (opens the original)
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In this fifteenth Kids Learning Lab bonus episode, we’ll learn why we get hiccups. Bonus episodes come every 2 days and have a random fun fact to learn about.
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