Does Every Snowflake Look The Same? – The Fact a Day – #55
In today's fact we learn about Snow! Mr. Toes teaches us about the designs of snowflakes and how big the largest snowflake ever recorded was.
When Were Cookies Invented? – The Fact a Day – #54
In today's fact we learn about Cookies! Mr. Toes teaches us When and Where the first cookies were invented.
Why is Food During Hanukkah Fried? – The Fact a Day – #53
In today's fact we learn about Hanukkah! Mr. Toes teaches us why the tasty treats during Hanukkah are fried.
Do All Living Creatures Fart? – The Fact a Day – #52
In today's fact we learn about Farts! Mr. Toes teaches us about if all living creatures fart and why its perfectly ok.
Does Air Affect How Fast Things Fall? – The Fact a Day – #51
In today's fact we learn about Air vs Gravity! Mr. Toes teaches us about how air can control the speed at which something is dropped on earth.
When Was Santa Claus Born & Where is He From? – The Fact a Day – #50
In today's fact we learn about Santa Claus! Mr. Toes teaches us about where Santa Claus is from and how long he's been delivering toys.
How Many Languages Are Spoken In New York City vs The World? – The Fact a Day – #49
In today's fact we learn about Languages! Mr. Toes teaches us how diverse language is in New York City and how many languages are spoken in the world today.
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer – A Holiday Sing Along with Mr. Toes!
Todays Holiday Sing Along features Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer! Who can forget that bright red nosed friend who saves Christmas? We sure can't! A fun song and an even better Claymation film to brighten your holiday season.
How Many Types of Bugs are There on Earth? – The Fact a Day – #48
In today's fact we learn about Insects! Mr. Toes teaches us how many types of insect & beetle species there are in the world, and how many we haven't identified yet.
Deck The Halls – A Holiday Sing Along with Mr. Toes! – The Fact a Day
Todays Holiday Sing Along features Deck The Halls! One of the most popular holiday songs, its melody is traced back to just after the Middle Ages in the 16th century.