DragonflyTV TV Schedule
Find out when DragonflyTV is on TV today, tonight and this week at the American TV Listings Guide.
Coming up this week
DragonflyTV TV schedule this week
DragonflyTV is scheduled to air at these times:
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Sat 26
Learning about the surface area of Nano particles. — DragonflyTV
The surface area of Nanoparticles is discovered.
More Details for DragonflyTV, Sat 26, 7:30 am -
Sun 27
Dogs — DragonflyTV
Dogs are featured. Included: evaluating sled dogs; canine color-blindness.
More Details for DragonflyTV, Sun 27, 9:00 am -
Tue 29
Learning about the surface area of Nano particles. — DragonflyTV
The surface area of Nanoparticles is discovered.
More Details for DragonflyTV, Tue 29, 7:30 am -
Wed 30
Learning about how gravity works and how animals adapt — DragonflyTV
Learning about how gravity works and how animals adapt.
More Details for DragonflyTV, Wed 30, 6:00 am -
Sat 3
Learning about how gravity works and how animals adapt — DragonflyTV
Learning about how gravity works and how animals adapt.
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Sun 4
Investigate — DragonflyTV
Three 12-year-olds kayak down Colorado's Roaring Fork River to try to figure out why boulders are an integral part of rapids. Then two other 12-year-olds explore the effectiveness of Tae Kwon Do (and look at the muscles used in it). Also: robotics, paleontology and how to weigh a whale. Michael Brandon Battle and Mariko Nakasone host.
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Tue 6
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Tue 6
Learning about how gravity works and how animals adapt — DragonflyTV
Learning about how gravity works and how animals adapt.
More Details for DragonflyTV, Tue 6, 7:30 am
Where to watch
Where to Watch DragonflyTV
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About the show
About DragonflyTV
Curious kids search for answers to their science questions through experiments and investigations in a fast-paced format aimed at 9 to 12-year-olds. The series was developed by the producers of `Newton's Apple.'