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Kip’s adventures live on YouTube, made for kids and best watched together. Every episode published there is listed here with its thumbnail and how long it runs, and opens on YouTube.
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Episodes
Brachiosaurus had a giant neck! (opens YouTube in a new tab)
Runs 2 minutes 3 secondsSay Brachiosaurus together, then look up at its long neck and its long front legs, made for reaching the treetops.
Velociraptor had feathers! (opens YouTube in a new tab)
Runs 1 minute 36 secondsSay Velociraptor together, then look close at its feathers, its long, stiff tail and how it ran up on its toes.
How to say Triceratops (opens YouTube in a new tab)
Runs 1 minute 40 secondsSay Triceratops together, then look close at its three horns, its big bony frill and its beak like a parrot’s.
Tyrannosaurus rex had two fingers! (opens YouTube in a new tab)
Runs 1 minute 59 secondsSay Tyrannosaurus rex together, then look close at its tiny two-fingered arms, its big teeth and its long, heavy tail.
Meet Kip Fieldstone! (opens YouTube in a new tab)
Runs 31 secondsMeet Kip, a ten-year-old explorer with a golden Field Book and a habit of noticing things. He spots a clue, asks what you think, and discovers alongside you.
Watching together
Episodes are short and calm, built around one ritual: Kip says “Look close…”, asks “What do you think?” and waits, then “Let’s find out!”. The pause is for your child to answer out loud. Sit with them, answer too, and the episode becomes a conversation.
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