SuperHands Science

Aren’t magnets amazing?! When you’re little, it seems like magic when you see two magnets stick together for the first time. It may look like magic but SuperHands is here to teach your little ones that it’s actually just science! In this brand new series from PlayKids, Superhands takes kids on a science filled adventure to teach them what magnets are and how they work! And guess what else!? Superh

Machines are all around us all the time and SuperHands is eager to show us one of his favorite kinds of machines; a catapult lever! In this exciting episode of SuperHands Science from PlayKids, will teaches how a lever works and how we use lever’s to do work and have fun everyday! And best of all, we are going to learn how to build our very own catapult lever.

Come sore through the air with SuperHands in this exciting, wind powered episode of SuperHands Science from PlayKids. Everyone knows what wind feels like, especially on a stormy day, but did you know that wind can be used to do work and make electricity? If not, Superhands is here to teach about all the amazing things wind can be used for and to top it all off, is going to show us how to make our

The rain is one of SuperHands favorite things to teach about because rain helps nature thrive in so many different ways. But have you ever wondered how rain drops form inside a could and fall to the ground? If so, Superhands is here to show what it looks like when rain forms and falls with a fun and easy DIY demonstration, perfect for both the class room and home!

Do you remember the first time you ever rode on an elevator? Didn’t it seem like magic, getting in the elevator at one spot and getting off in a different spot? SuperHands is here to teach your little ones that even though it’s not magic pulling you up and down in an elevator, it’s still something pretty amazing and it’s called science! Come along with SuperHands in this brand new episode of Super

There’s no point in crying over a spilled glass of water, especially when SuperHands has the science of water absorption at his finger tips. Whether it’s the roots of a plant absorbing water from the soil or a dry sponge sucking up water from a bowl, the movement of water from one place to another is happening around us all the time and SuperHands is fidgeting with excitement to teach us how it wo