Discover the tale of "The Cat and the Mice," where a family of clever mice learns the importance of courage and practicality. Faced with a crafty cat, they must find a way to stay safe. This engaging story teaches children that having a good plan is important, but bravery is key to making it work.

In this episode of Bedtime Books with Clara, we dive into Princesses Wear Pants by Savannah Guthrie and Allison Oppenheim, with illustrations by Eva Byrne. Princess Penelope Pineapple breaks the mold as she tackles everything from gardening to science fairs—all in her signature pants.When a twist at the Pineapple Ball puts Miss Fussy the cat in danger, Penny’s courage and quick thinking save the day, proving that style and strength go hand in hand. Tune in for a fun, empowering story

A sweet mindfulness story for 1st and 2nd grade readers! Join Cleo the cat as she teaches her animal friends yoga moves, balance, and peaceful thinking.

Rudyard Kipling's imaginative tale, "The Cat That Walked By Himself," explains how wild animals became domesticated through bargains struck with the first Man and Woman in their cozy cave. While the Dog, Horse, and Cow trade their wildness for comfort and become the First Friend, Servant, and Giver of Good Food respectively, the fiercely independent Cat observes but refuses similar terms. Instead, the clever Cat strikes a cunning bargain with the Woman, tricking her into praising him three times—by

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=mes/bykrmrln I go live to Science World in Vancouver, BC, Canada to protest the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) for its overreach and lack of accountability, especially in the Theo Lim Amber Alert case. May 3, 2025 SATURDAY at 11 AM PST / 1 PM CST / 2 PM EST / 8 PM CAT / 19:00 GMT (UK) #MCFD #TheoLim #Protest #Family #Canada This street demonstration is an opportunity to stand with families and children who have been affected by the systemic policies of

This fable tells of mice who hold a meeting to figure out how to protect themselves from a dangerous cat. A young mouse proposes a seemingly clever plan: hang a bell around the cat's neck so they can hear it coming and escape in time. While all the mice initially celebrate this idea, a wise old mouse brings them back to reality by asking the crucial question: who among them is actually brave enough to put the bell on the cat? The story teaches that a plan, however brilliant it sounds, is useless if

Cat and guest co-host Tyler Toffoli are joined by Will Smith and Macklin Celebrini (13:37). The "children" cover a lot, including their recent windshield incident, the highlights from their first NHL season and talk about how the two really connected early on, after years of competing in college. They look back at some of the funnier moments of the Sharks season, including their sleepover with Ty, Will getting snubbed at a Warriors game, their driving escapades and the story of a rogue fan joining

Tonight’s story was wished for by Anne, who is 7 years old and lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Thank you so much for your voice message, Anne — we loved it!The bedtime story is called “Whisker McTickle’s Beach Adventure” and it’s about a very curious cat who doesn’t act like other cats. While most felines avoid water, Whisker McTickle dreams of the sea. One sunny day, he sneaks into his family’s beach bag… and what follows is a sandy, salty, fish-scented adventure like no other!Join Whisker as he

Send us a text Fuschia is back! Uh oh. Come see what happens in the seventh installment of the Super Fantastical Toy Paradise. Age: 6+ but younger ones with a solid attention span may also enjoy Length: Longey Scary: No Shorty (less than 10 minutes), Mediumy (10-20 minutes), Longy (more than 20 minutes) Our simple website: https://nebulacatstorytime.buzzsprout.com/ If you would like to contact us, please send comments to : nebulacatstorytime@gmail.com

FIV, feline immunodeficiency virus (sometimes known as "Cat AIDS") isn't necessarily a major barrier to a healthy, happy cat - and certainly isn't a dealbreaker if you're looking at an adoptable cat.    Dr Nicole and Jez discuss the ramifications of FIV, as well as what you can do to prevent your cat from getting it, and managing an FIV positive household. If you'd like to support the podcast please head to www.patreon.com/tinyvetpod

David and Morgan are off to NYC to hang with comedian Heather McMahan and Summer House star Jesse Solomon—and somehow, the topic of conversation is… golf? Morgan’s already on edge (as usual) because everything about traveling triggers her. She fills David in on the latest Beckham family drama, which leads him to casually drop the story of when he met Brooklyn Beckham on a train in Paris. Then things take a turn when the debate over whether dogs count as children sparks an unexpected argument. Are we

Most recently I had the opportunity to talk to small groups of children ages 6-8, who attended the Halifax Humane Society (HHS) Summer Camp. I found their level of love and kindness for the animals fascinating, to the point where a few of the campers would tear up when we had to take the dog or cat away to allow the camp to move on to the next presenter. (con't) This audiobook is available for purchase on Amazon, at purchase book.

This week on Unleashed, Cheryl Kaye welcomes the wonderfully witty Allia Zobel Nolan, author of the delightful new children’s book Why Can’t My Brother Be More Like My Cat?! Allia brings her signature sparkle as she shares hilarious tales of life with her cat—who just might have more charm (and claws!) than her brother. From laugh-out-loud comparisons to heartwarming rhymes, this book is a gem that’ll tickle your funny bone and warm your heart. With dazzling illustrations by New York Times artist

In The Patchwork Girl of Oz, young Munchkin boy Ojo embarks on a crucial quest across Oz after his beloved Unc Nunkie is accidentally turned into a marble statue by a clumsy magician's petrifying potion. To gather the rare ingredients needed for the antidote, Ojo is joined by the newly animated, vivacious, and unpredictable Patchwork Girl (Scraps), made from colourful quilt scraps, and a fascinatingly vain Glass Cat with a visible pink brain. Their journey through strange and wonderful parts of Oz

Welcome! 🤠 Today, listen to K read aloud Sheriff Callie’s Wild West The Cat Who Tamed The West by Holly Huckins ( ages 3 - 8 ). Every weekday, we will read  aloud a new kids book.Sheriff Callie’s Wild West The Cat Who Tamed The West was illustrated by Marco Bucci. This book was published by Disney Press in 2015. Join us tomorrow to hear a new kids book read aloud by K!Thank you for tuning in to Storytime with K. In this space, we will read aloud your favorite kids books with new episodes posted

This story provides a whimsical origin for the nursery rhyme "Hey Diddle Diddle," explaining how the seemingly impossible events could have occurred one summer evening on a farm. It follows a young boy, Bobby, who is left alone with his pets and his beloved fiddle. After falling asleep by a brook, a series of comical mishaps unfolds: his cat gets its tail tangled in the fiddle strings, frightening the nearby cow into jumping over the brook (where the moon is reflected), while the excited dog appears

Episode 13: Cat is not afraid anything …. or is he??

This week a very special cat named Sally Mitts is back on the show and this time its in the book Sally Mitts and the Land of Imagination written by Shain Stodt. Sally has been on the show before when I read Sally Mitts finds a Home. The Story of a Shy Shelter Kitten - LISTEN HERE. In our story today Sally drifts off into a nap, except it turns into a journey into the land of imagination. Sally finds herself in her house, opening a red door that has a great big sign on it which reads I.M.A.G.I...

In this week's episode of the best stuff-to-do podcast on the planet, Adam's playing an augmented reality game and we're looking for kingfishers!Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This story follows Mr. Dog, Mr. Tom Cat, and Mr. Rooster, who each feel unappreciated and unfairly criticized by their owners after perceived failures (not catching a fox, sleeping instead of mousing, being replaceable). Deciding their hard work is forgotten, they run away together to the woods, hoping to be missed. To distract themselves from hunger and sadness, they take turns telling stories highlighting their past skills and cleverness – the dog about catching a raccoon, the rooster about