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    The Kratt brothers also had a show called Kratt's Creatures that is a big hit in our house.

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    What about National Geographic for kids videos. Are they still around, my son loved those as well.

    Just looked and there are a bunch just up on the web. http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/videos/

    On amazon are the old CD's for sale. For example
    http://amzn.com/B0009K7R0M

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    DS9 loved watching "How It's Made" videos when he was younger. They're not as amusing as "Wild Kratts" (which DD7 adores), but they are fascinating.

    Both kids liked "WordGirl," but you may find it too simplistic.

    I'll second "Liberty Kids," too.

    DD7 loves the BBC Earth videos, and both kids go on Ted-Ed binges now and then. "Mythbusters" and "Survivorman" have also been popular here for the past couple of years.

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