Brain Candy TV

Happy Halloween. In this fun Halloween adventure for kids, we'll learn how to count backwards from ten to one. Our stunt-jumping monster trucks, as well as Lizzy the Dog, are all dressed up in fun costumes for Halloween like a dinosaur, Batman, Wonder Woman and more, and we'll count the trucks and give them a countdown as they take turns trick-or-treating by jumping into a giant bowl of candy.

'Tis the season...to learn about math. Your kids will love learning about subtracting with the help of Lizzy the Dog and our awesome monster truck. We'll help Santa and his elves "subtract" blocks of ice from the road so they can make enough toys in time for Christmas. We'll also learn about numbers up to twenty as well as the number zero.

Join me and Lizzy the Dog for another fun day at the carnival as we learn about colors. Your kids will love learning their colors with our action-packed monster truck stunt show as we identify the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. Then we'll get to play a fun color-matching "Bottle Bash" carnival game to reinforce the colors we just learned.

Let's learn our numbers from 1 to 10 with the help of adorable Lizzy the Dog. Your kids will delight in watching our super smart pup pick out all of the number blocks as we call them out to her in this fun learning video for preschool children.

Learn all the colors of the rainbow with the help of Lizzy the Dog. First, we'll explore the jungle to find a colorful rainbow and identify the colors, then we'll help Lizzy pick out the correct bone of each color. 

Learn fun facts about the planets of the solar system (plus Pluto) with Lizzy the Dog and the Planets Train. Learn how long would it take for a pizza to cook on the surface of Venus, how many Earths could fit inside of Jupiter and more. We'll also see how big all of the planets are compared to each other as well as the sun.

It's never too early to introduce the wonders of science to your kids. In this video we'll build a scale model of our Solar System in a virtual city so we can get a better sense of the vast scales and distances between the planets (and Pluto), Earth and its moon, as well as the distance to the nearest star.