This is the good stuff—actual educational content that kids will voluntarily watch and parents won't want to mute. Jessi and Squeaks have been doing this since 2014, which in YouTube years is like a thousand lifetimes, so they've figured out how to make science engaging without being annoying.

The NGSS alignment means this isn't just random science facts; it's structured learning that complements what kids are doing in school. The experiments are doable, the explanations are clear, and nobody's screaming or doing that hyper YouTube voice that makes you want to throw the iPad out the window.

The main caveat is that it's on YouTube, which means you need to be intentional about how your kid accesses it. Queue up videos, turn off autoplay, or use the Peacock/Roku versions if you want a more controlled environment. But the content itself? Chef's kiss for early elementary science learning.