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Kids Education

Engaging Minds Through Music, Movement & Science




Learning should be joyful The educational videos in this curated playlist are designed to prove just that. With a special focus on science and a wide range of developmental topics, these resources are both fun and enriching for children of various age groups. To ensure age-appropriate engagement, parental guidance is recommended, especially for younger viewers. These videos support holistic growth through music, movement, and hands-on exploration—each targeting critical areas of child development:
  • Cognitive Skills: Problem-Solving
  • Music and movement help children develop logical reasoning and sequential thinking. These experiences encourage active problem-solving and build cognitive flexibility across multiple domains.
  • Social Skills: Collaboration & Peer Interaction
  • Participating in music and movement within group settings fosters communication, sharing, and empathy. Children learn how to engage with others, build relationships, and experience collective joy.
  • Physical Skills: Motor Development & Body Awareness
  • Dancing, swaying, and responding to rhythm enhances body control and coordination. As children move to the beat, they explore their physical capabilities and build confidence in movement.
  • Emotional Skills: Self-Regulation & Expression
  • Through music, children find expressive outlets for their emotions. Movement activities help them process complicated feelings, communicate those feelings, and develop core self-regulation strategies. These skills are vital during early childhood (ages 0–5) and again in adolescence, as identity and emotional resilience become central.


Important Note: Technology & Screen Time Guidelines according to the WHO

Per the World Health Organization, the following screen time recommendations support healthy development:
Infants (under 1 year): No screen time recommended
  • Ages 1–2: Avoid screen time entirely
  • Age 2: Up to 1 hour daily—less is preferred
  • Ages 3–4: Limit to no more than 1 hour per day
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