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Soccer and football keepy-up adventures for kids! Local kids, grandmas, grandpas and cute animal buddies keep one ball in the air at amazing places all over the world. Every video teaches a place, a fun fact and how to say hello.
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Full 10-minute animal adventures, 10-minute world tours, Shorts and loops you can watch again and again. Subscribe so you never miss a new place.
Quick keepy-up world tours and loops to watch again and again.
Every new YouTube video, shared the day it comes out.
Keepy-up Reels and a page for families are on the way. Follow @keepyupkids there soon!
One ball. One amazing place. A crowd of local kids and animal friends who all want a turn. And the big rule: the ball never touches the ground!
Count along as the keepy-up counter climbs. There's a near-miss save in every chapter!
Sloths, swimming pigs, snow monkeys, sea otters and hundreds more animals take a turn with the ball.
Learn how to say hello in each place: Konnichiwa! Kia ora! ¡Hola! Jambo! Bonjour!
Big, simple fact cards about the animals and places, all true and easy to read.
Pip sneaks into every episode and hides three times. Can you find all three?
From the pyramids of Egypt to the snowy shores of Antarctica, every video goes somewhere new.
The whole world loves this game, and every place has its own name for it. Whatever you call it at home, Keepy-Up Kids is for you.
Keeping the ball in the air is called something different all over the world:
Ten-minute animal adventures and world tours, with new places added all the time.
Christmas Island, Australia
Coming soon to YouTube
Exuma, Bahamas
Premieres on YouTube on Nov 8, 2026
Kaikōura, New Zealand
Premieres on YouTube on Nov 9, 2026
Okunoshima (Rabbit Island), Japan
Coming soon to YouTube
Praslin & La Digue, Seychelles
Coming soon to YouTube
Loango National Park, Gabon
Coming soon to YouTube
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Coming soon to YouTubeEach season visits a different kind of wild place, with about a dozen 10-minute episodes and a big "Cup" finale.
Christmas Island’s red crabs, Japan’s snow monkeys, Madagascar’s lemurs, Costa Rica’s sloths, Namibia’s meerkats and more.
Australia’s Daintree, Ecuador’s see-through frogs, Peru’s Manú, Uganda’s gorillas and Malaysia’s tapirs.
Raja Ampat’s walking shark, Ningaloo’s whale sharks, Monterey Bay’s sea otters and the Bahamas’ swimming pigs.
Komodo’s dragons, Rottnest’s quokkas, Japan’s Rabbit Island, Seychelles tortoises and Tasmania.
Ethiopia’s Simien Mountains, China’s Qinling, Glacier National Park, Ladakh’s snow leopard and Bhutan.
Jordan’s Wadi Rum, India’s Thar Desert, South Dakota’s Badlands, White Sands and Peru’s desert penguins.
Narwhals in Nunavut, Hokkaido’s dancing cranes, Swedish Lapland’s ice hotel and more frosty fun.
Kruger’s dung beetles, Zambia’s South Luangwa, India’s Kaziranga rhinos and big grassland herds.
Swimming elephants in the Okavango Delta, Florida’s Everglades and Romania’s Danube Delta pelicans.
New Zealand’s glowworm caves, the Great Smoky Mountains fireflies and Texas’ bat tornado.
Uganda’s shoebill, Guatemala’s quetzal and half a million dancing cranes on Nebraska’s Platte River.
Northern Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway, Vietnam’s Son Doong cave and Slovenia’s Postojna “baby dragons.”
Poland’s wild bison, California’s redwoods, Spain’s Iberian lynx, Gabon’s surfing hippos and the Spirit Bear.
Europe, the Americas, Asia, famous landmarks, big cities, ancient wonders, and a trip from Earth all the way to Mars.
Short loops at places like Antarctica, the Taj Mahal, the Great Wall, Machu Picchu, Paris and the Serengeti.
Free pages for kids, parents and teachers, built from the places and animals in the show.
How kids say hello in every place Keepy-Up Kids visits.
Open →Hundreds of animals from every continent, from sloths to snow leopards.
Open →Every country and wild place in the show, grouped by continent.
Open →An easy step-by-step guide for kids learning to juggle a ball.
Open →Keepy-Up Kids is a cartoon series for young children and families. It's bright, upbeat and never scary, and every video adds a small learning moment about our world.
Keepy-Up Kids is a cartoon series for young children where local kids, grandparents and animal buddies keep a soccer ball (a football, for most of the world) in the air at amazing places around the world. Every video includes a small learning moment: a place, a fun fact and how to say hello in the local language.
Full episodes, world tours and Shorts are on YouTube at youtube.com/@keepyupkids. Short videos are on TikTok at @keepyupkids. You can also follow along on Bluesky. Instagram and Facebook are coming soon.
Both! It's the same game. In the USA, Canada and Australia many people say soccer, and most of the world says football, fútbol, futebol, calcio or Fußball. Whatever you call it, you're welcome here.
Yes. The videos are bright, gentle and upbeat, with no scary scenes. Every YouTube video is marked "Made for Kids," which turns off comments and personalized ads.
A keepy-up (also called a keepy-uppy, keepie-uppie or ball juggling) means tapping a ball up with your feet, knees and thighs without letting it touch the ground. It is one of the first skills many young players practice.
Yes. Each episode visits a real place and shares true facts about its animals and landmarks. Kids learn local greetings like Konnichiwa, Kia ora, ¡Hola! and Jambo, and practice counting along with the keepy-up counter.
No. The videos have no narration. Music, sound effects and a few big on-screen words tell the story, so kids everywhere can enjoy them.
There are full 10-minute episodes and 10-minute world tours on YouTube, plus short loops and Shorts that are perfect for a quick watch.
New videos are posted every week. Subscribe on YouTube or follow @keepyupkids on TikTok to see each new place first.
Email keepyupkids@gmail.com. We read every message from parents, teachers and partners.
Grab a grown-up, pick a place and count along. The ball is waiting!