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Bedtime History

Bedtime History is a series of educational, relaxing stories for kids and families. Learn about inspirational characters such as Jackie Robinson, Sacajawea, Neil Armstrong, and Maya Angelou. Other topics include space exploration, current events, and great feats of engineering such as The Transcontinental Railroad.

Bedtime History: Inspirational Stories for Kids and Families

Davy Crockett was a famous frontiersman, hunter, and storyteller who became an American legend. Born in Tennessee in 1786, he grew up exploring the wilderness and learning to survive off the land. Crockett later served in Congress, where he spoke out for ordinary people. His adventures made him a folk hero known as the “King of the Wild Frontier.” He died fighting at the Alamo in 1836, becoming a symbol of bravery and independence. Learn about the real story behind the legend of Davy Crockett.

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The Adventures of Davy Crockett

Crayons have helped kids make colorful drawings for more than 100 years. Early crayons were made from simple wax and pigments, but they broke easily and weren’t very safe. In 1903, the Crayola company created the first safe, long-lasting crayons for children, starting with only eight colors. Schools quickly adopted them because they were clean, easy to use, and fun! Over the years, Crayola added hundreds of new colors with creative names. Learn how crayons were invented, how they’re made, and why they became one of the most popular art tools in the world.

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Colorful History of Crayons

When winter arrives, many animals enter a deep sleep called hibernation to survive the cold. During hibernation, their heartbeat and breathing slow down, and they use very little energy. Bears, bats, and groundhogs are famous hibernators, but even some frogs and snakes do it too! Before winter, they eat lots of food to build fat that keeps them warm. Learn how animals prepare for hibernation, what happens to their bodies while they rest, and why this amazing survival skill helps them live through freezing months.

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Sleeping Through the Winter: Hibernation

Pizza is one of the world’s favorite foods, but it has a long history. Long ago, ancient Greeks and Romans ate flatbreads topped with oil and herbs. The modern pizza began in Naples, Italy, where people added tomatoes—once thought to be poisonous! By the 1800s, pizza was a popular street food for workers. When Italian immigrants came to the United States, they brought pizza with them. Soon, pizzerias opened in big cities, and pizza spread across the country. Today, pizza comes in many styles and flavors, but it all began with simple flatbread and fresh ingredients.

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The Story of Pizza

Crocodiles and alligators are large reptiles that have lived on Earth since the time of the dinosaurs. They both have tough, scaly skin, sharp teeth, and strong jaws for catching food like fish, birds, and mammals. Crocodiles and alligators are excellent swimmers and can hide in the water with only their eyes and nostrils showing. Even though they look alike, they are not the same animal. Alligators usually live in freshwater, while many crocodiles can live in saltwater. This video explores where they live, what they eat, and how they survive as top predators in their environments.

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All About Crocodiles and Alligators

In ancient Greece, women played important roles in their families and communities. They were in charge of managing the household and taking care of children. Some women, like those in Sparta, even received physical training and could own property. In Athens, women were expected to stay at home, but they still influenced society through their family connections. There were also famous women like Sappho, a great poet, whose works are still read today. These women helped shape the culture and traditions of ancient Greece in many ways.

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Women of Ancient Greece

Step into the world of the Hagia Sophia, a building full of history and wonder. Once a grand church, then a beautiful mosque, and now a famous museum, it has seen many changes over the centuries. Its huge dome is a marvel, looking like it touches the sky. Inside, colorful mosaics and stunning decorations tell stories from long ago. People from all over the world visit to admire its beauty and learn about its past. The Hagia Sophia stands proudly in Istanbul, Turkey, a place where different cultures meet.

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Hagia Sophia's Amazing History

Georgia O’Keeffe was an American artist known for her bold and colorful paintings. She loved painting things from nature, like giant close-up flowers, desert rocks, and animal bones she found in the Southwest. O’Keeffe spent many years living in New Mexico, where the bright skies and mountains inspired her artwork. She became one of the most important women in modern art, breaking old art rules and creating a style all her own. Today, people admire her paintings in museums all over the world.

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Painting the Desert: Georgia O’Keeffe

American football is one of the most popular sports in the United States. Two teams try to move the football down the field by running or passing it, aiming to score touchdowns in the end zone. Players wear helmets and pads to stay safe because the game involves a lot of contact. Football requires teamwork, strategy, and skill—different players have special jobs like quarterback, running back, and wide receiver. Every fall, fans gather to cheer for their favorite teams, and the season ends with the huge championship game called the Super Bowl. This video explains how football works and why so many people love it.

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The Origin of American Football

The Wampanoag were the Native American people who lived along the coast of what is now Massachusetts and Rhode Island. In 1620, the Pilgrims arrived from England and built a colony called Plymouth. The Wampanoag helped them survive by teaching them how to grow corn, catch fish, and live through the harsh winters. In 1621, the Pilgrims and Wampanoag shared a harvest meal that many people later called the First Thanksgiving.

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The Wampanoag and the First Thanksgiving

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