Learn the word BUILD with your toddler or preschooler! What does it mean to build? What can we build? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about putting things together, using your hands and your imagination, and the incredible pride that comes from making something from scratch!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "build" means — putting pieces, blocks, and materials together to make something new and strong
• Discover all the amazing things we can build (towers, houses, bridges, robots, forts, and whole entire cities!)
• Hear an exciting story about two siblings who work together to build the tallest block tower their neighborhood has ever seen
• Sing along with our "Let's Build It!" construction and STEM song
• Practice saying "I build" and "I can build anything"
• Build early STEM vocabulary, engineering thinking language, and problem-solving confidence
• Explore how building teaches us about balance, shapes, teamwork, and never giving up when something falls down

Perfect for block play, construction toy time, STEM activity preparation, indoor building challenges, or any time you want to develop your child's early engineering thinking, STEM vocabulary, and problem-solving skills. This screen-free learning adventure makes building for kids, early STEM concepts, and construction vocabulary fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word DRAW with your toddler or preschooler! What does it mean to draw? What can we draw? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about using pencils, crayons, and markers to create pictures, tell stories, and express what is inside our imaginations!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "draw" means — making pictures and shapes using a pencil, crayon, marker, or pen on paper
• Discover all the wonderful things we can draw (animals, houses, rainbows, flowers, people, and anything we can imagine!)
• Hear an inspiring story about a little boy who thinks he can't draw and discovers that every drawing is beautiful in its own way
• Sing along with our "I Love to Draw!" art and creativity song
• Practice saying "I draw" and "I can draw anything"
• Build early art vocabulary, fine motor skills language, and creative confidence
• Explore how drawing helps us express our feelings, tell our stories, and develop our imaginations

Perfect for arts and crafts time, rainy day activities, preschool art class preparation, quiet time activities, or any time you want to nurture your child's creativity, fine motor skills, and love of drawing. This screen-free learning adventure makes art vocabulary, drawing for kids, and creative expression fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word SING with your toddler or preschooler! What does it mean to sing? When do we sing? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about using your voice to make music, express your feelings, and share joy with everyone around you!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "sing" means — using your voice to make musical sounds, melodies, and songs
• Discover all the wonderful times we sing (bedtime lullabies, birthday songs, car ride songs, classroom songs, and singing just for fun!)
• Hear a joyful story about a little girl who is too shy to sing out loud and discovers that her voice is something truly special
• Sing along with our "I Love to Sing!" music and movement song
• Practice saying "I sing" and "I love to sing"
• Build early music vocabulary, emotional expression skills, and confidence in using their voice
• Explore how singing helps our brains grow, our memories sharpen, and our hearts feel happy

Perfect for car rides, morning circle time, bedtime lullaby routines, music class preparation, or any time you want to build your child's love of music, vocal confidence, and early language development. This screen-free learning adventure makes music vocabulary, singing for kids, and early language development fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word ANGRY with your toddler or preschooler! What does angry mean? What makes us feel angry? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about recognizing the feeling of anger, understanding why we feel it, and learning healthy ways to calm down and feel better!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "angry" means — a strong feeling we get when something feels unfair, frustrating, or upsetting
• Discover that feeling angry is completely normal and happens to everyone — big kids and grown-ups too
• Hear a relatable story about a little boy who feels angry when his block tower falls down and learns what to do with that big feeling
• Sing along with our "When I Feel Angry!" feelings and calm-down song
• Practice saying "I feel angry" and "it is okay to feel angry"
• Build social-emotional vocabulary and emotional literacy skills
• Explore healthy ways to handle anger — taking deep breaths, using our words, and asking for help

Perfect for emotional check-ins, after-tantrum conversations, bedtime feelings routines, or any time you want to build your child's emotional literacy, feelings vocabulary, and social-emotional skills. This screen-free learning adventure makes anger management for kids, big feelings vocabulary, and emotional regulation fun and approachable for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

In this fun and educational episode of Amazing Animals, kids will learn all about lions! Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2–6, this episode introduces simple animal vocabulary words like “lion,” “mane,” “roar,” and “pride” through repetition, storytelling, and interactive play.

Children will explore where lions live, how they sound, and why they are known as strong and caring animals. This episode helps build early language skills, speech development, and listening comprehension in a fun and engaging way.

Great for preschool learning, bedtime routines, car rides, or classroom use, Amazing Animals makes learning animal words exciting and easy for young learners.

Review this week's words with your toddler or preschooler! This week on Brain Bites we learned ENERGY, TOY, SMALL, and BIG — and today we're bringing them all together in one fun, action-packed weekly review episode designed to help little ones ages 2–6 practice, remember, and celebrate everything they learned!

In this episode, your child will:

• Review and practice all four words of the week — ENERGY, TOY, SMALL, and BIG
• Reinforce what "energy" means — the power that makes things move, grow, and go
• Remember what "toy" means — something we play with that brings us joy and helps us learn
• Revisit what "small" means — tiny, little, and not taking up much space
• Celebrate what "big" means — large in size, tall, wide, and taking up lots of space
• Practice opposites — BIG and SMALL side by side for deeper learning and memory retention
• Build early science vocabulary, play vocabulary, and size vocabulary all in one episode
• Sing along with a special weekly review medley featuring all four word songs

Perfect for weekend morning routines, long car rides, weekly learning reviews, or any time you want to reinforce your child's vocabulary, early science language, and size concepts from the week. This screen-free weekly review makes vocabulary retention, early STEM language, and kindergarten readiness fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word ENERGY with your toddler or preschooler! What is energy? Where does energy come from? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about the power that makes things move, grow, and go — including us!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "energy" means — the power that makes things move, work, and come alive
• Discover different kinds of energy all around us (sunlight, food, wind, water, and the energy inside our own bodies!)
• Hear an exciting story about a little girl who wakes up full of energy and uses it to help her whole neighborhood
• Sing along with our "I've Got Energy!" movement and science song
• Practice saying "I have energy" and "energy makes things go"
• Build early science vocabulary and STEM language through movement and observation
• Explore how we get energy from food, sleep, and sunshine — foundational concepts for kindergarten science readiness

Perfect for morning routines, outdoor play, after-nap activities, or any time you want to build your child's early science vocabulary, STEM language, and curiosity about the world around them. This screen-free learning adventure makes energy, early science concepts, and STEM vocabulary fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word IMAGINE with your toddler or preschooler! What does it mean to imagine? What can we imagine? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about using your mind to picture things, dream up new ideas, and create worlds that only you can see!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "imagine" means — using your mind to picture something that isn't right in front of you
• Discover all the amazing things we can imagine (dragons, faraway places, incredible inventions, and new friends!)
• Hear an inspiring story about a little boy who imagines the most wonderful adventure from his very own backyard
• Sing along with our "I Can Imagine!" creativity and dreaming song
• Practice saying "I imagine" and "I can imagine anything"
• Build creative thinking vocabulary and confidence in imaginative play
• Explore how imagining helps our brains grow, our creativity flourish, and our dreams come true

Perfect for quiet time, imaginative play, bedtime wind-down routines, rainy day activities, or any time you want to nurture your child's creativity, imagination, and love of storytelling. This screen-free learning adventure makes imaginative thinking, creative vocabulary, and early language development fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word TOY with your toddler or preschooler! What is a toy? What are different kinds of toys? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about playing, sharing, and the joy that toys bring to our everyday lives!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "toy" means — something we play with that brings us joy and helps us learn
• Discover different kinds of toys (stuffed animals, blocks, balls, trucks, and dolls!)
• Hear a heartwarming story about two friends who learn that sharing toys is even more fun than playing alone
• Sing along with our "TOY! TOY! Let's Play!" action song
• Practice saying "this is my toy" and "I love to play with my toys"
• Build early vocabulary around play, sharing, and social-emotional skills
• Explore how playing with toys helps our brains grow and our friendships flourish

Perfect for playtime, toy cleanup routines, playdate preparation, or any time you want to build your child's play vocabulary and social-emotional skills. This screen-free learning adventure makes toy vocabulary, sharing skills, and early language development fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Learn the word SMALL with your toddler or preschooler! What does small mean? What things are small? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2–6 all about size, noticing tiny things around us, and discovering that small things can be just as amazing as big ones!

In this episode, your child will:

• Learn what "small" means — little in size, tiny, and not taking up much space
• Discover small things all around us (ants, seeds, pebbles, buttons, and baby animals!)
• Hear a cozy story about a small snail who does something surprisingly big and brave
• Sing along with our "Small and Mighty!" size and movement song
• Practice saying "that is small" and "smaller than me"
• Build early math and size vocabulary through comparison and observation
• Explore opposites like small and big, small and tall — a foundational concept for kindergarten readiness

Perfect for nature walks, backyard exploration, bath time, or any time you want to build your child's size vocabulary, early math language, and observation skills. This screen-free learning adventure makes size words, opposites, and early math concepts fun and exciting for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.