A child turning the wooden Charms Wheel to pick a card, with a watercolor playing on the TV

One card. One video. No algorithm.

The antidote to the YouTube rabbit hole. Your child picks a real card off the wheel by your TV, scans it, watches one thing, then it ends.

How Do Bridges Stay Up?

How Do Bridges Stay Up?
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Science & Nature
6-8
@SciShow Kids04:00DWY-ABCD-EFGH
@SciShow Kids04:00charms.

Jessi and Squeaks explore the engineering behind bridges and discover how different shapes help them hold up cars, trucks, and trains.

Beam
A long, flat structure that spans an opening
Truss
A framework of triangles that adds strength

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See what's on the wheel
The wooden Charms Wheel filled with picture cards
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A wheel of real cards sits by your TV. Each card is one video your kid can pick.

A child’s hand scanning a Charm card on the scanner, the Box beside it
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They pick a card and scan it on the little box plugged into the TV.

A cozy living room with the video playing on the TV, the Wheel and scanner on the console
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The video plays. When it’s over, the screen goes dark. No swiping. No next-video. No rabbit hole.

For parents who are done with the algorithm picking for their children.

A wheel of real cards. A little box plugged into the TV. Your child picks. One video plays. Then it ends. That’s the whole thing.

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