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How Do They Knit a Chain-Link Fence?
(2) | 22/08/2016 | Translate: How Do They Knit a Chain-Link Fence? is one of a series of short and snappy videos that reveal the mysteries behind how everyday things happen. Each of these fascinating little videos is without words. Ideal for teachers, How Do They… ? works across the curriculum. And the vieos answer questions kids often ask! How Do They… ? How Do They Knit a Chain-Link Fence? is a fascinating visual voyage, revealing what lies behind the fences many children see around their schoolyards every day.
Ridiculous Tricks You Can Do With a Slinky! I guess this is how you're supposed to play with a slinky「(°ヘ°) It's pretty ridiculous the tricks that you can do with this classic children's toy.- Do you say car brands correctly? When it comes to pronunciations, the British struggle to cut the mustard, and we prefer our own anglicised versions to the original. I know it, you know it but luckily carwow knows it too, and so we've put together a handy video so you can get to grips with the biggest car name faux pas in a short Top 10 video. Find out which names you've been mispronouncing this entire time, and see if your favourite manufacturer has made our list. Have you been guilty of car pronunciation sin?
- Amazing Boxing! The FASTEST GIRL, 3 years after triumph, CАМАЯ БЫСТРАЯ ДЕВОЧКА, спустя 3 года This video is not just motivation for sport. This video is the MOTIVATION FOR LIFE.
It is necessary to implement Evnika's training into the system of public education. I'm not kidding. Our head with his family, has developed a unique training system, we are dreaming to introduce the system to public education. Let's build our future !!!
"Trees are our quirks. You need to look at how the special exercises with Evnik simulator affects on the development of children's motor skills.
In short, training system develops certain motor skills, with emphasis on the development of the nervous system. There is excess underdevelopment of neuro muscular coordination and movement of the child becoming "non-human" character, movements become stronger, faster and therefore powerful. This potential can be used in any kind of sports, ranging from ballet and ending with the football. We are boxers and that's why we apply this system to our narrow specialized needs. Our life, our successes and failures do not concern of the science that we have opened. Do not pay attention to what we do. It is important that we have achieved the highest results not with one child and an adult. It works. And tomorrow, this technology can help all children. In my estimates, after the revolution in sports comes the evolution of man, because the special work of neuro muscular system displays the potential of an organism to a whole new level of development. You can not imagine how it will affect the technological progress in general, much of what we have today will have to throw out, because our children suddenly will become different."
- No Ice Cream for This Kid…Until | What Would You Do? In this scenario, a father refuses to buy his son ice cream after the child's poor performance in a baseball game. Another man offers an important lesson.
- Splitting Bullets with Butter Knives: Penn & Teller Tell a Lie In this clip Penn and Teller look to see if you can split a bullet with a butter knife. We go behind the science of why this could be possible and we ask the question do you think it's true or false.
- Children Offer Surprising Pearls Of Wisdom On Managing Your Emotions The inspiration for this video came from a conversation that was overheard between two 5-year-old boys. The boys were discussing how emotions affect different parts of the brain and how to calm down by taking deep breaths. Excited at the prospect of hearing her son discussing what he was learning with his friend, Julie Bayer Salzman decided she wanted to learn as well. She took a six-week online course on Mindfulness through Mindful Schools. Salzman's company, Wavecrest Films, which she runs with her husband, Josh Salzman, is always looking for intriguing topics to film. As her class progressed and as their son learned more, the couple decided this was such a topic. The video was not scripted, featuring kindergartners from their son's school sharing what they know about the brain and emotions. The short film features their son, his classmates, the families of those classmates, and staff from Citizens of the World Mar Vista Charter School in Los Angeles.
- Whats Happening in Mexico. Why we say #YaMeCanse We didn't react when 49 children were burnt to death and 76 were injured in Sonora.
22 people were murdered in Tlatlaya 45 in Acteal 17 in Aguas Blancas In all of these cases, the State was implicated. If we want to make a change we must make people aware of this,
create greater consciousness.
To do so, we must spread the news.
We must spread the #Ayotzinapa name everywhere.
- Would You Recognize a Missing Child? (Social Experiment) What would you do if you saw a boy sitting alone on a park bench with his missing posters everywhere? That's what DM Pranks, a YouTube channel known for their scare pranks, wants to find out in this heartbreaking social experiment based on a true story.
- Mum and Dad found drunk at the beach In Florida, a young couple went to the beach, drank themselves to death and left two children aged 5 and 7 unsupervised. They were found in the swimming pool of a nearby hotel who notified the police.
- Chinese kids wage war in augmented reality In China, children have started playing augmented reality shooting games. Boys attach phones to toy machine guns that display information about the enemy's map, hits and health.
- Have you seen the kids? Where are the children hidden?
- Child ankle monitor (parody) It should be noted that this is a parody. This product does not exist.
- Short sea trip to cave Waiahuakua
- In Turkey, a living child was pulled out of the rubble six days after the earthquake
- Rap while reading a children’s book A man reads the children's book "Dr. Seuss's - Mr Brown Can Moo, Can You?" to the rhythm of a rap song.