Feelings - The Kids' Picture Show

The Kids' Picture Show

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Feelings - The Kids' Picture Show

How do you feel? Happy? Sad? Hungry? Hot? Learn to describe your feelings and emotions in this awesome video from The Kids' Picture Show!

Publisher catalog page for Vehicles & Animals books:
www.penguinrandomhouse.com/series/2PS/the-kids-pic…

T-Shirts on Amazon: amzn.to/2kEIuA9
Buy stickers on Redbubble: rdbl.co/2kdLVks
Kids' Clothes on Redbubble: rdbl.co/2kem9Nd

The Kids' Picture Show playlists:

Vehicles & Animals Book Versions: bit.ly/2IUXHht
Fun Learning Videos: bit.ly/2Tn8ntU
Vehicles: bit.ly/2H4p3Qz
Animals: bit.ly/2ED6Tlg
Shapes: bit.ly/2C6L79c
Colors: bit.ly/2C7YupD
Jigsaw Puzzles: bit.ly/2tRGnQ5
Songs: bit.ly/2NLuPXL
Dinosaurs: bit.ly/2SOSQOu
Patterns: bit.ly/2HnhpAd
ABC's and Alphabet: bit.ly/2NMxK2r
Numbers and Counting: bit.ly/2XH6FSR
Fruit & Vegetables: bit.ly/2ThPYia
Addition with The Number Guys: bit.ly/2XHPIaT
Science and Nature: bit.ly/2XJ9eUC
Sight Words: bit.ly/2EI58mC
Vocabulary Flash Cards: bit.ly/2J6muiS
Communication Skills: bit.ly/2TmpBYF
Learn to Read: Phonics & Rhyming: bit.ly/2ES0XpV
Picture Card Phrases - PECS: bit.ly/2XQlKSe
Life Instructions: bit.ly/2EDElIh
My Fridge: bit.ly/2VFYEeY
Poem of the Day: bit.ly/2Tjv822
Collections: bit.ly/2ERzGUp
All Videos: bit.ly/2NLa2DM

Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thekidspictureshow

Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/KidsPictureShow

Looking for a kids' channel that's not too "kiddie?" Check out the Kids' Picture Show! Learn shapes, colors, numbers, the alphabet, communications skills and more. Check out our popular 8-bit vehicles and animals, along with What Shape Is It?, color balls, dinosaurs and more.

The Kids' Picture Show is an educational channel for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners and elementary school-age students to learn language and life skills. Children can explore speaking, listening and reading through poems, songs, flash cards, and lots of funny videos.

Great for all kids including reluctant learners, visual learners, ESL students and even children with developmental disabilities such as autism.