How Do Primary Elections Work? Explained for Kids - 2024
Sometimes our Government and election process can be confusing for children and they can’t cover everything in school. This educational video for kids is here to break down how Primary Elections work.
The 2024 Presidential election is approaching in November. But as you’ve probably heard on the news, there are smaller elections called Primaries where grown-ups will be voting to choose their candidate. With so many candidates running for their party’s nomination, American states hold Primary Elections to narrow it down, until there are only two major candidates to choose from.
As the superhero U.S. Amy says, “With so many candidates, it’s hard to know what to do. So each state holds a Primary, until there are two.”
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Jackie Robinson: An Undeniable American Legend
Jackie Robinson is forever remembered as a highly celebrated Hall of Fame baseball player, but that’s not all of his story. Jackie Robinson proudly served our country. He overcame adversity and discrimination and brought Americans together. He changed hearts and changed minds by never giving up. Learn more about the great Jackie Robinson in this episode of Bald Beagle!
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Nuggets of Information: President Teddy Roosevelt
President Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, is well remembered for his actions like expanding our country’s national park service and even passing legislation to inspect food, keeping Americans healthy. But Theodore – or Teddy – Roosevelt has been forever memorialized with everyone’s favorite stuffed animal, the Teddy Bear. Join Bald Beagle in wishing President Theodore Roosevelt a happy birthday by learning more about this important American President.
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Independence Day: Freedom Should Be Celebrated
Most Americans look forward to the 4th of July as a day to be with friends and family, have barbecues, see a parade, and watch fireworks. But you may not know why Independence Day is a cause for celebration. In this new episode of Bald Beagle, come on down to Freedom Beach to hear our resident beachcomber, Cabana Charlie, sing a song about why our American freedom is worth celebrating.
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Nuggets of Information: President Ronald Reagan
Ronald Reagan wasn’t just the 40th U.S. President. He was also a radio announcer, an actor in major Hollywood films, and a big fan of jelly beans! President Reagan has a lasting legacy in American history, and on this episode of Bald Beagle we take a look at his many accomplishments.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. : A True Story of Hope - MLK for Kids
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. lived a life striving for equality for all people despite facing incredible hardships. But, as U.S. Amy reminds us, no matter how bad things may have been, Dr. King never lost hope. In celebration of his birthday, enjoy our new episode about this great American.
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Nuggets of Information : Christmas Lights ! Christmas History for Kids
Everywhere you look, you’re seeing bright, twinkling Christmas lights. From Christmas trees, to banisters, to roofs and windows, Christmas lights are shining bright. But do you how the tradition of stringing tiny lights at Christmas began? The Nuggets of Information are back to teach you about that American holiday creation, Christmas lights!
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Who Do We Thank for Thanksgiving: Sarah Josepha Hale & Abraham Lincoln Story for Kids
We're all about to celebrate Thanksgiving, but many Americans don't actually know the history of how it became an official holiday. More than 240 years after the Pilgrims and Native Americans shared that first Thanksgiving meal, it was American writer Sarah Josepha Hale, the author of “Mary Had a Little Lamb” who – believing we should give thanks to God as a nation even in the midst of war – influenced President Abraham Lincoln to declare Thanksgiving a national holiday.
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What Is The Electoral College?
Your parents are going to vote next week for the President of the United States. Maybe they have already early voted! But how does voting work? As the superhero U.S. Amy says, “Some states are big, some states are small. The Electoral College makes it fair for them all!”
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Quiz Show: George Washington Loved to Dance
In the first episode of Bald Beagle, you learned that George Washington LOVED to dance! But what else do you know about America’s founding father? Test your George Washington knowledge in this EXTRA Bald Beagle Quiz Show!
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George Washington Loved to Dance
Join us on a field trip to the Bald Beagle Institute of Historical Stuff for a special lesson about our founding father George Washington. Everyone knows that Washington was America’s first President, but there are many other interesting facts about him that most people don’t know. For instance, despite how serious he appears in paintings and even on the dollar bill, did you know that George Washington loved to dance?
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Nuggets of Information: Veterans Day for Kids
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What is Veterans Day? On November 11 we honor all soldiers who serve and protect this nation. The NUGGETS of Information are here to let you know why we celebrate it and why it's important. Don't forget to thank a Veteran today!
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Ben Franklin and His Electrifying Kite Flight!
You might have heard stories about how Benjamin Franklin, one of America's Founding Fathers, tied a key to a kite and flew it in a storm. But do you know why he did it? Ben Franklin was very wise and clever, and he was fascinated by electricity. He conducted experiments to learn how it might benefit mankind! And electric power is something that we still depend on today. As this video shows, the next time you flip on a light switch, you should think of Ben Franklin and his brave kite.
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"Freedom Beach" Music Video for Independence Day
Happy Independence Day from Bald Beagle! Enjoy this music video for Cabana Charlie's song "Freedom Beach" as you celebrate our great country with your family and friends.
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Alan Shepard: The First American In Space
May 5th is an important milestone date in American history, marking the anniversary of astronaut Alan Shepard’s journey into space. In 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American to leave Earth and explore the mostly uncharted vastness of space.
Join all of us at Bald Beagle as Doctor Von Pretzelknot and his helpful robot, BBBOT, teach us more about this brave American hero – and how much America has benefited from our brave astronauts like Alan Shepard.
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