Ducks! Duck Facts for Kids and Toddlers
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Ducks! Duck Facts for Kids and Toddlers

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8
Ducks are mostly aquatic birds that can be found all over the world. They live on every continent except for Antarctica! Preschoolers and toddlers can watch this video to learn even more fun facts about ducks, watch cute duckling video footage, and listen to duck sound effects. What is your favorite thing about ducks?
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These wild animals need help finding their heads! Preschoolers and toddlers can learn about wild and jungle animals and play a fun matching game as they try and choose the correct head for each animal body. Animals in this video: bear cheetah elephant giraffe hippopotamus/hippo lion monkey rhinoceros/rhino Thanks for watching our Wild Animals Wrong Heads game!

Wrong Heads! Wild Animal Matching Game for Children

for ages
2
to
5
This family finger song is a great song for toddlers and babies. The repetitive nature of the lyrics helps young children learn the family names and sing along. Babies love to hear the simple words of the finger family song! Lyrics: Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you? Here I am, here I am! How do you do? Mommy finger, mommy finger, where are you? Here I am, here I am! How do you do? Brother finger, brother finger, where are you? Here I am, here I am! How do you do? Sister finger, sister finger, where are you? Here I am, here I am! How do you do? Baby finger, baby finger, where are you? Here I am, here I am! How do you do? (Repeat)

The Finger Family - Best Nursery Rhyme Song for Kids!

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2
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4
The Farmer in the Dell. Sing along to this classic nursery rhyme. The Farmer in the Dell is a great song that children will love to listen and dance too.

The Farmer in the Dell Song - Song for Kids

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2
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Dinosaur Finger Family Song - Bella and Beans TV.Sing along to the Dinosaur Finger Family song with Bella and Beans. Everyone loves the dinosaur finger family song rhymes, even the dinosaurs! The delightful dino finger family rhymes are always flowing and the dinosaurs are always singing and roaring along. In this episode we meet Pterodactyl, Diplodocus, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, Triceratops, and Tyrannosaurus Rex.It's always fun learning when there is singing involved. Come on kids, sing along & learn with Bella and Beans.

Dinosaur Finger Family Song - Bella And Beans TV

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This video explores five fun facts about carnivorous dinosaurs.

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7
This video explores five fun facts about swimming dinosaurs.

Swimming Dinosaur Facts

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Dinosaurs are big! They're very big! Our Dinosaurs Song for kids is a fun and educational song to teach children about dinosaurs. We'll sing about Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops and Spinosaurus.

Dinosaurs Are Big

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2
Counting Dinos! Learn to count with this counting dinosaur video! This counting video is great for toddlers and young children. Kids can watch this video and count the different dinosaurs in each part of the video. This is a great and fun way to practice counting for toddlers.

Counting Dinosaurs! Counting Game for Toddlers!

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Dinosaurs roamed the earth over one hundred million years ago! Kids will love learning about dinosaurs as they look at pictures and videos and listen to sound effects of what the dinosaurs may have sounded like. If your preschooler or toddler loves dinos, this video is for them! It combines every Kids Learning Video that teaches about dinosaurs. Did you know a person who studies dinosaurs is called a paleontologist?

Dinosaurs! Fun Dino Complilation for Kids!

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