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I Love Charts comes from the Sid the Science Kid episode The Sticker Chart. Sing along with Teacher Susies song about how charts are handy dandy scientific tools! You can use them to compare and contrast data and they let you visualize the big picture during your investigations. From weekly weather charts to pie charts to bar graphs, charts totally rule! Dont miss Sid the Science Kid, the new animated preschool series from The Jim Henson Company and KCET! (check local listings). For more information visit http://pbskids.org/sid

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http://pbskids.org/sid Sid and his friends learn how to make charts on the Sid the Science Kid episode The Sticker Chart. Watch how you can make them too! Using charts in this experiment, you can easily see the variety of snacks that your classmates brought to school. From raisins to pretzels to carrots, making a snack chart is super cool and helps scientists keep track of data and information from their experiments. Dont miss Sid the Science Kid, the animated preschool series from The Jim Henson Company and KCET! (check local listings). For more information visit http://pbskids.org/sid

Science Bear's entry to the 24 hour film challenge in the Edmonton International Film Festival. Completed from script to sound edi... more > Science Bear's entry to the 24 hour film challenge in the Edmonton International Film Festival. Completed from script to sound edit in 17 hours.