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How Do You Make Ice Cream?
In today’s episode, we discuss how ice cream is made! We learn about all of the ingredients and why ice mixed with salt can get colder and help freeze the […]
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Why Do Babies Spit Up So Much? (Curious Kids Club)
JOIN THE CURIOUS KIDS CLUB: SupportCuriousKids.com It’s a new episode of the Curious Kids Club! The one is all about babies. we answer Luka’s question about why babies spit up […]
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How Do Thermometers Check Your Temperature?
In today’s episode, we explore how thermometers measure your body temperature, including how different types detect heat and turn it into numbers you can read. Curious Kids Every Day is […]
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Why Do Your Fingers Go Numb When It’s Cold?
In today’s episode, we learn why your fingers can go numb in cold weather and how your body redirects blood flow to protect important organs. Curious Kids Every Day is […]
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Why Does Exercise Make You Feel Good?
In today’s episode, we discover why moving your body through exercise can improve your mood and release special chemicals in your brain that help you feel good. Curious Kids Every […]
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How Do You Know When You Fall Asleep?
In today’s episode, we explore what changes in your brain and body when you fall asleep and how scientists can tell the exact moment your body shifts from being awake […]
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Why Does Glass Look Invisible?
In today’s episode, we learn why glass looks almost invisible! We discover why certain materials let light travel through while others block or reflect it. Curious Kids Every Day is […]
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What Happens When You Bite Your Tongue?
In today’s episode, we find out what happens inside your mouth when you accidentally bite your tongue and how your body works quickly to heal the tiny injury. Curious Kids […]
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Why Are Some Stars Brighter than Others?
In today’s episode, we explore why some stars look brighter than others, and we learn how distance, size, and weather conditions all affect what we see when we look up […]
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How Is Cardboard Made?
In today’s episode, we follow the path of cardboard… from wood or recycled paper into watery pulp, then into paper sheets, and finally into the strong shipping material used for […]
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