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Lil" Philosophers

A podcast for kids and adults to find new meaning in children"s books. To help foster an early relationship with philosophy. Where Plato meets Play-Doh

kids & family education for kids

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00:15:52

The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/10/17

An ugly duckling runs away from home after being picked on about the way he looks. Along his adventures, he learns a lot about himself and othersSpark conversation with: Why did mother duck take care of an egg that wasn’t her’s? Why did the other animals pick on him? Should we pick on anyone because of the way they look? Why not? Is there ever a good reason to pick on anyone? If you saw someone picking on someone else what would you do? When could helping someone be dangerous for

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00:08:30

Aesop's Fables #9

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/10/03

This is episode #9 of our series on Aesop's Fables. Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode: The Oxen & the Wheels The Shepherd Boy & the Wolf The Farmer & the Stork The Sheep & the Pig The Travelers & the Purse How to talk to

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00:06:42

Frog & Toad - A Swim by Arnold Lobel

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/09/26

Frog and Toad go for a swim and Toad doesn’t feel great about his bathing suit. Discussion starters: Why do you think Toad wears a bathing suit? If Toad doesn’t want anyone to see him in his bathing suit why does he wear it? Does Frog do the right thing telling the others to stay away? Do you think any of the animals on the riverbank would have noticed Toads swimsuit if Frog didn’t say anything? When does it make people feel good to laugh at them? When does it make people feel bad

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00:16:23

As You Wish by Tyler W. Kurt

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/09/19

A trunk of toys is found and a special woman offers to help them change how they look. Spark conversation with: Beagle asked for a new leg. Was that ok? Why or Why not? Dolly asked for a new dress. Was that ok? Why or Why not? Rabbit asked for new better eyes. Was that ok? Why or Why not? Panda and Elephant asked for less stuffing so he could be thinner. Is that ok? Why or Why not? Giraffe asked for a shorter neck. Is that ok? Why or Why not? Unicorn asked to be turned into a horse

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00:07:59

Aesop's Fables #8

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/09/12

This is episode #8 of our series on Aesop's Fables. Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode The Boy & the Filberts Hercules & the Wagoner The Kid & the Wolf The Bundle of Sticks The Ass & His Driver How to talk to me about

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00:06:57

Frog & Toad - The Shivers by Arnold Lobel

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/09/05

Frog tells a scary story and gives Toad “the shivers”. Discussion starters: What about Frog's story is scary? Do you like to feel scared sometimes? Why do things seem scarier when it’s dark? Are ghosts real? I wonder. If you trust someone a lot, like your parents, should you believe everything they say? Why won’t Frog tell Toad if the story is real? Do you think Frog’s story is real? Why or why not? What does it mean to be scared? Why might make-believe stories make your body act

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00:08:19

Where Do We Go When We Disappear? by Isabel Minhós...

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/08/29

Nothing lasts forever, so where does it go? Socks, rocks, puddles, the sun, snow, noise, me and you, what happens and why? How do we know? Do we know? Spark conversation with: What happens to boiling water? Does it disappear or just change? What does it mean to disappear? Can something turn into nothing? What is nothing? If you could, would you want to live forever? How long is forever? Is there something besides our physical body that makes us “us”? If there is something besides

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00:09:23

Aesop's Fables #7

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/08/22

This is episode #7 of our series on Aesop's Fables. Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode The Fisherman & the Little Fish The Wolf & the Kid The Tortoise & the Ducks The Dog, the Cock, & the Fox The Eagle & the

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00:05:45

Frog & Toad - Dragons & Giants by Arnold Lobel

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/08/15

Frog & Toad go on an adventure with many challenges along the way. Come along and find out if Frog & Toad are brave. Challenge your thoughts on: Does being brave mean not being scared? Does bravery have anything to do with the way you look? Does bravery have anything to do with what you say? What does it mean to be brave? What is courage? Is it bad to have too much courage? What would you call not having enough courage? If a person’s words don’t match their actions which one

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00:07:30

Mop Rides the Waves of Life by Jaimal Yogis

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/08/10

Mop is a little boy who has a rough week at school. He can’t seem to get a handle on his emotions. His Mom takes him out surfing one afternoon and teaches him something that will change his life forever. Challenge your thoughts on: What are some things that make you feel bad? When those things happen do you choose to feel bad or does it just happen? I wonder, if you wanted to could you just make that feeling go away? If you can’t choose to feel that way and you can’t choose to make it go away

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00:08:45

Aesop's Fables #6

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/08/01

This is episode #6 of our series on Aesop's Fables. Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode The Dog & His Reflection The Fox & the Crow The Ant & the Dove The Man & the Satyr The Hare & His Ears How to talk to me

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00:05:34

Frog & Toad - Cookies by Arnold Lobel

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/07/25

Episode # 14: Frog & Toad “Cookies” by Albert Lobel Toad makes the most wonderful cookies and decides to share them with his best friend Frog. They are so good they have a hard time stopping but learn a little something about will power in the process. Or do they? Challenge your thoughts on: Why does Toad take the cookies to Frog? How do the same things taste good or bad to different people? Why do Toad and Frog want to eat things they know aren’t good for them? What is will-power?

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00:08:51

The Big Question by Leen Van Den Berg

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/07/18

It's time for the annual meeting and the difficult question. This year Elephant asks the big question and everyone has different answers. The leader of the meeting, Ant, comes away empty-handed and can't understand why. Challenge your thoughts on: How do you know you love someone? What different things do you love? Are there different kinds of love? What's the difference between liking something or someone and loving something or someone? Do you think animals can love? Why do you think

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00:08:25

Aesop's Fables #5

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/07/12

Anchor Description This is episode #5 of our series on Aesop's Fables. Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode: The Frog & the Mouse The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing The Eagle & the Beetle The Mother & the Wolf The Hare & the

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00:07:13

Frog & Toad - The Garden by Arnold Lobel

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/07/04

Toad sees his friend Frog has a garden. He wants his own and learns some lessons about patience. This episode we ask the questions: How do we know if what we do affects anyone or anything else? Does everything have a cause? If we do something and another thing happens right afterward how can we tell if what we did caused the other thing? What does it mean to be patient? How long do we need to wait after we do something to see if something will happen? Toad says that Frog’s garden is

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00:25:52

The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams Bianco

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/06/27

A toy rabbit is loved for a short time on Christmas day and then forgotten. One day he is picked to sleep with the boy and the two become inseparable. Then the boy becomes sick and the little toy’s life changes forever. This episode we ask the questions: What does it mean to be “real” What does it mean to be “alive” What are some things that are real but not alive? I wonder if fire is alive? Can anything be alive and not real? Can toys come to life? How do we know the difference between

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00:09:35

Aesop's Fables #4

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/06/20

This is episode #4 of our series on Aesop's Fables. Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode: The Stag & His Reflection The Frogs and the OX The Cock & the Fox The Fox & the Goat The Fox & the Leopard How to Find me: Facebook Group -

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00:04:43

If You Give A Mouse A Cookie by Laura Numeroff

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/06/13

A boy gives a mouse a treat and gets into a little more than he bargained for. His new friend takes him on a little adventure through his stream of consciousness and somehow ends up right where they started. Where to find the book: https://lauranumeroff.com/books/ Where to find me: Facebook Group - https://facebook.com/groups/536788313641400/ Twitter - Lil' Philosophers @PhilosophersLil Instagram - Lil' Philosophers @lilphilosophers Email - lil.philosoph@gmail.com Music: Happy Clappy Ukulele by

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00:09:33

Sneetches by Dr. Seuss

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/06/06

There are two kinds of Sneetches that live on this beaches. Some have stars, the others have none on thars. The Star-belly Sneetches act entitled and superior to the Plain-belly sort just go along with it. Until one day a visitor shows up. He takes advantage of the situation and "changes their stars" in more ways than one. Where to find the book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/43167/the-sneetches-and-other-stories-by-dr-seuss/ Where to find me: Facebook Group -

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00:08:46

Aesop's Fables #2

Lil" Philosophers ·

2020/06/03

Aesop was a Greek storyteller and slave that lived back around 600 BCE. Wow, that's old! The stories have been added to and changed over the years through oral tradition. They are great short stories that teach good lessons. How to find the stories: http://www.read.gov/aesop/ In this episode: The Lion & the Mouse The Gnat & the Bull The Plane Tree The Owl & the Grasshopper How to Find me: Facebook Group - https://facebook.com/groups/536788313641400/ Twitter - Lil' Philosophers

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