How Things Work

@markrober(5 videos)

1:38

Engineer Builds Unbreakable Ice Cream Safe

@markrober

Engineering5-7entertainment

17:16

Inside a Real Engineer's Secret Workshop

@markrober

Engineering7-10enriching

25:13

Escaping Alcatraz with Basic Engineering

@markrober

Engineering7-10enriching

26:34

Building a Robot Goalie to Beat a Champion

@markrober

Engineering7-10enriching

27:31

Thinking Like an Engineer on a Date

@markrober

Engineering7-10enriching

@crashcoursekids(2 videos)

5:17

How Engineers Solve Problems Step by Step

@crashcoursekids

Engineering7-10learning

32:14

Engineering Concepts Compilation

@crashcoursekids

Engineering5-7learning

@veritasium(2 videos)

10:47

A Robot That Walks Flies and Skateboards

@veritasium

Robotics7-10learning

13:16

The Tiny Robot That Jumps Highest

@veritasium

Robotics7-10learning

@scishowkids(2 videos)

15:49

Engineers Solve Problems Step by Step

@scishowkids

Engineering5-7learning

28:27

Solving Problems Like an Engineer

@scishowkids

Engineering5-7learning

Tasty(2 videos)

9:11

Cooking Fun: Kid-Friendly Meals

Tasty

Cooking5-7learning

4:03

Simple Snacks: Just Two Ingredients!

Tasty

Cooking3-5enriching

@practicalengineeringchannel(1 video)

17:21

Every Construction Machine Explained Simply

@practicalengineeringchannel

Engineering7-10learning

Omar & Hana - Islamic Cartoons for Kids(1 video)

39:09

Hana: Kids' Cooking Adventures

Omar & Hana - Islamic Cartoons for Kids

Cooking3-5learning

Juf Roos(1 video)

25:23

Juf Roos: All About Food and Drinks

Juf Roos

Cooking3-5enriching

Hungry SciANNtist(1 video)

5:14

Build a Moving Paper Robot Hand

Hungry SciANNtist

Robotics7-10learning

WhatsUpMoms(1 video)

6:40

Three Breakfasts You Can Make Yourself

WhatsUpMoms

Cooking5-7enriching

Science Channel(1 video)

4:55

Making a Basketball: From Rubber to Bounce!

Science Channel

Engineering5-7enriching

Peekaboo Kidz(1 video)

Dr. Binocs is a bit of a legend in the world of educational animation, and for good reason. He tackles the ‘big’ questions—from how AI works to the mysteries of the human body—with a quirky, professorial charm that sticks. The animation is bright and the explanations are layered, making it one of those rare resources that grows with a child as they move from kindergarten into the middle grades. It’s particularly good for those ‘why’ phases that never seem to end. You’ll find yourself listening in from the other room, finally understanding how a solar eclipse works yourself.

5:42

How Computers Learn to Think

Peekaboo Kidz

Artificial intelligence7-10learning