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RUN THE MARBLES!

Fun show from our friends in Canada. I love when science is entertaining like this.

This short film is an episode from a new live action TV series called "Run the Marbles." In this, two on-camera hosts, one in a wheelchair, explore different ways to make marbles move.

What a great way to explore various principles of physics! This is as entertaining as it is educating. Well made with great camera work, audio recording and editing. I can't wait to share this with my grandson.

The film's message is about how STEM principles apply to everyday tasks - well, if you consider running marbles every day. Perhaps I should say, things you can relate to.

I give this film 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Janet S., KIDS FIRST!

Fun show from our friends in Canada. I love when science is entertaining like this.

This short film is an episode from a new live action TV series called "Run the Marbles." In this, two on-camera hosts, one in a wheelchair, explore different ways to make marbles move.

What a great way to explore various principles of physics! This is as entertaining as it is educating. Well made with great camera work, audio recording and editing. I can't wait to share this with my grandson.

The film's message is about how STEM principles apply to everyday tasks - well, if you consider running marbles every day. Perhaps I should say, things you can relate to.

I give this film 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Janet S., KIDS FIRST!

Mesmerizing marble runs roll onto young kids' screens and into their imaginations with the new original live-action series Run the Marbles! (25 x 3'). In each episode, kids explore STEM principles via marble run problem-solving while having non-stop fun watching marbles race, jump, roll, and sometimes even make music. With many marble run variations to try out - from using everyday objects at home to arranging marble run toy sets in fun, new configurations - this entertaining and energetic series lets kids aged four to seven imagine, make, and play with endless possibilities.