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Let's join Captain Lizzy on a fun learning adventure where we'll learn about the different parts of an airplane and how they work together to make it fly up in the sky!
First we'll learn about the main parts of an airplane as we assemble a big jet airliner, then Captain Lizzy will show us around the flight deck before learning the basic physics and engineering behind how the engines and wings work. Then Lizzy will take us for a ride in the mighty 747 and we'll learn how the different parts of the wings work to control the airplane in flight.
This video will be kicking off what I hope will be many more videos in the STEM fields. As our original "Brainiacs" outgrow our preschool topics, we hope to continue their education and inspire a lasting wonder of the natural world, science and technology.
My goal with this channel is to jump-start your child’s education so they can grow up to be more confident and successful in school, and in life. Recent studies have shown that learning between birth and 3 years old is crucial to your child’s cognitive and emotional development, so let’s make the most of their screen time by giving them the head start they deserve!
If you or your children enjoyed this video, please let me know in the comments below. And if you have a request for any special type of vehicle or topic that your kids would love to see, drop me a line and maybe I'll be able to incorporate it in an upcoming video!
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