Team Mendeleev

In this episode of our kids cartoon, Woolfy (wolfram) and Coopy (copper) discover somebody's colorful footprints and decide to find out whom they belong to! On their adventure, they concentrate hard to solve this riddle and get to learn about colors. In this cartoon, our friends learn about a mysterious substance called "pigment", which is what gives things their color in nature.

This time, the protagonists of our kids cartoon are Ferro and Sil. In this animation for kids, children will learn how magnets can attract other metallic objects, as our hero Ferro, while on guard duty, learns of his new superpower - the ability to magnetize! Ferro is happy about his new superpower but needs the help of his friends to get rid of all the metallic objects that got stuck to him.

In this kids cartoon, you'll meet a new hero friend - Hydo (hydrogen), who also happens to be the lightest chemical element. His superpower is to be able to float, and Hydo uses it to win at hide-and-seek games. His chemical element friends Woolfy (wolfram), Coopy (copper), Ferro (ferrum), and Sil (silver), decide to find a way to make Hydrogen heavier so that he stays on the ground.

Watch as Wolfram and the other elements sneak out of the lab and go on an adventure where they will discover the centrifugal force. That's quite a mouthful of a phrase if you ask me. How will our little friends handle it without the help of the smart Professor MJ? Join their little trip and find out about this mysterious and fascinating phenomenon called "centrifugal force"

Get ready to learn some astonishing facts about the properties of chemicals and how they react to each other. We'll also be taking a quick look back to the year 1869 and learning about the famous chemist and inventor Dmitri Mendeleev, who came up with the Periodic Table of Elements. This allowed him to accurately predict the properties of many elements before they were actually discovered!

What is it?? Our little friends, the chemical elements have found a mysterious object... and it's ALIVE! In this episode from our series of educational cartoons for kids, Copy, Sil, Woolfy, and Ferro make a new friend and get to learn all about the life cycle of plants (and a bit about caterpillars and butterflies too). Nature is indeed a beautiful thing.

Are you ready for another adventure with Professor MJ and his friends the chemical elements from our series of educational cartoons for kids? In this animated fairy tale for children, Coopy gets hopelessly lost in the huge lab. All hope seems lost... until Hydro comes to the rescue!

MACRO means something big, and MICRO means something small. Here we have a very powerful microscope! It's a device that helps us see very tiny things. If you take two magnifying lenses and place them one above the other, then by changing the distance between them, you can enlarge the image underneath multiple times.

The map and the compass were invented so people could journey far and wide and find their way around any area. We call the science that explores the terrain of our planet geography. Our very large world consists of many different countries, cities, and towns. They're all interconnected by roads, rivers, and highways. And you can map out not only the entire world but your own room or house too!

Don't want to go to bed? Let's conduct an experiment and learn why your brain needs to dream...