The Kid Should See This Kintsugi master and teacher Showzi Tsukamoto demonstrates The Art of Kintsugi (golden joinery), a traditional Japanese method of restoration that honors an object’s history rather than hiding it. Tsukamoto uses Maki-e, a ‘sprinkled […]
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The Kid Should See This What are those colorful balls hanging on power lines? You might see them over a freeway, in the mountains, near airports, or across canyons, valleys, and rivers. These power line markers or visibility […]
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The Kid Should See This This video looks missing, but it’s there! Click play to watch. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has partnered with the New Zealand Department of Conservation on the department’s 2019-2020 24-hour RoyalCam livestream. RoyalCam documents the […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This We owe so much to little bees, and with this song by Betty and the Turnips, we get to sing about it. Little Bees is a short song set to stop-motion animation. Together, they recognize […]
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The Kid Should See This Maintaining a small oasis in the desert is a difficult job. For this mother and her young boy, it’s essential for their survival. How can they keep the shifting sands at bay? Oasis […]
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The Kid Should See This There’s potentially a lot to discover within every piece of Amber, “fossilized tree resin—a substance that forms over millions of years.” Via Britannica, “Many hundreds of species of fossil insects and plants are found as […]
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The Kid Should See This An animated short film by former NFL wide receiver turned filmmaker Matthew A. Cherry, Hair Love was launched as a Kickstarter in July, 2017, quickly earning over three times its original funding goal. […]
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The Kid Should See This Rod magnets, steel balls, and magnet spheres of different sizes click together in different combinations to form sections of a truly delightful spinning sculpture in Magnetic Games‘ first video of 2020. Watch Spinning […]
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The Kid Should See This Emperor penguins live in the coldest of cold climates on planet Earth, enduring wind chills that reach -60° Celsius (-76° Fahrenheit). Their black feathers can help them absorb the sun’s heat and the blubber in […]
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The Kid Should See This Jenny and Jim Desmond are parents to an unusual and very large family – over twenty orphaned baby chimpanzees. Their home in Liberia is rapidly becoming too small for this rambunctious troop of animals, so […]
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