Description: Lesson 1 – Human Skeleton
Lesson 2 – Paleontology, Fossils around Africa (ft. Lucy, Turkana Boy, Simbakubwa)
Lesson 3 – National Museums of Kenya visit
*Incl. – Dinosaurs discovered in Africa

Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the National Museums of Kenya and see one of the largest fossil collections in the world! Learn how paleontologists study what life on Earth looked like millions of years ago, and have some fun at home making your own play-fossils. Meet Simbakubwa, the Big Lion, and the Girafatitan, the largest dinosaur found in Africa! We’ll not only talk about the ancient bone remains but also tell you about your very own human skeleton: how it develops, functions, and how to keep your bones strong and healthy. Let’s go, let’s Know!

Subject: Science

Age Range: 7 – 14 years

Language: English

Content Type: Video

Description: Lesson 1 – Brain Structure and Function
Lesson 2 – How We Learn, Neurons
Lesson 3 – Looking After Our Brains
*Incl. – Babies’ Brain, Early Childhood Development

How do we learn and remember things? How can one better prepare for a test? Does practice really make perfect? Why is physical activity important? Why are babies’ brains so interesting if they seem to be doing so little? How important are our first 1,000 days of life? What is the brain made of and how does it really work? N*Gen’s charismatic teachers and their special guest, Ms Brain, will answer all these questions and more! Let’s go, let’s know, brainiacs!

Subject: Science

Age Range: 7 – 14 years

Language: English

Content Type: Video

Description: Lesson 1 – What Is a Robot, Robot Parts
Lesson 2 – What Can Robots Do?
Lesson 3 – How Robots Think, Programming and Code

What are robots made of and how do they work? Can robots be just like humans? Can robots think for themselves, and if not, how do we teach them? How different are the robots we see in real life to the ones we know from movies like Transformers? Ms Bot, a very special guest on the show, will be joining us to answer all these questions. We’ll also take you on a trip to a makerspace in Northern Uganda to show you how young women and men, girls and boys, make their very own robots with locally available materials. Let’s go, let’s know!

Subject: Science

Age Range: 7 – 14 years

Language: English

Content Type: Video

Description: Lesson 1 – What is a Wetland?
Lesson 2 – Animal Habitats and Adaptation (ft. Shoebill)
Lesson 3 – Importance of Wetlands
*Incl. – Papyrus uses in Ancient Times and Now

Wetlands are an important part of Earth’s ecosystem, found everywhere on our planet. But how much do we really know about wetlands, and the plants and animals that live there? Admire the incredible show nature puts on in the Okavango Delta. Join our young explorers Tuli and Ethan on their journey through the amazing landscapes of Uganda, discovering incredible creatures and unique habitats. Meet his majesty, the Shoebill. Learn about all the uses of the papyrus plant, now and in ancient times. Understand why conservation of these ecosystems is crucial to our survival. Let’s go inquire, explore, scramble, wade, and know wetlands!

Subject: Science

Age Range: 7 – 14 years

Language: English

Content Type: Video

Description: Lesson 1 – Solar System, Distances in Space
Lesson 2 – Rotation of the Earth,Day and Night, Seasons
Lesson 3 – Gravity, Action and Reaction
*Incl. – Look at the Moon through a Telescope!

How big is our universe? What does the Moon really look like? Why do we have seasons and changes of day to night and night to day? What keeps us from falling off the Earth? How can we stop using energy from sources that harm our planet? Can energy kill viruses? In this episode of N*Gen, our energetic teachers from Lagos will answer all these questions and more. As usual, the show is full of fun tips and tasks to do at home, like how to make and launch your own rocketship! You will also be burning energy while watching the show with Tadhi’s fun fitness routine, as well as see how to deal with troubling feelings and wind down. Let’s Go! Let’s Know!

Subject: Science

Age Range: 7 – 14 years

Language: English

Content Type: Video

Description: Akili meets her friends families in the magical land . Akili and Me audience learn names of family members; Father, Mother, Sister, brother.

Topic: Pre-Literacy

Age Range: 3 – 6 years

Language: Kikuyu

Content Type: Video

Description: Akili finds out that the five little chicks which were in Savanaah Land are now in Lala Land. Akili work with her friends to get all the five chicks and make sure she returns them home. In the process she learns how to count one to five

Topic: Pre-Literacy

Age Range: 3 – 6 years

Language: Kikuyu

Content Type: Video

Description: Akili, her friends and 10 little chicks help Mother Hippo to gather the fruits and make juice in Lala Land. While making juices Akili learns how to count to ten in english

Topic: Pre-Literacy

Age Range: 3 – 6 years

Language: Kikuyu

Content Type: Video