Episode 22: What to Do When Kids Pout You ask a student to clean up or join the group… and they cross their arms, drop their head, and freeze. If you’ve ever felt stuck in a battle of wills with a pouting student, you’re not alone. In this episode, Alex shares what’s really going on when students pout and how to respond with calm, connection, and confidence (instead of power struggles). ✨ You’ll hear: Why pouting is often a shutdown response, not “defiance”How to shift your mindset when a stu...

🍂 When the air turns crisp and the leaves start to fall, how do animals know it’s time to prepare for winter? Join Emma, Dr. Owl, and Ziggy as they uncover nature’s secret “animal clock” — the sunlight-powered timer that helps birds migrate, squirrels hide nuts, and trees rest for the cold months ahead. Filled with fun trivia, silly robot guesses, and cozy fall vibes, this episode shows how all living things stay in sync with the changing seasons!

Send us a text In this episode of Little Minds Big Talks, our 4th and 5th grade hosts explore the power of mindfulness and how it connects to happiness. After reflecting on last month’s theme of kindness, we welcome special guest Shawnte, a local yoga instructor and parent at our school. She helps us understand what mindfulness really means, how it can calm our minds, and simple ways kids can practice it every day. Tune in to discover how slowing down can actually bring more joy to our lives!

How long have you been waiting for your child to be ready? Ready to sit still, focus, or “start learning”? In this episode, Dr. Vaish Sarathy dismantles one of the most persistent myths in special education: the idea that readiness must come before learning. Drawing on neuroscience and real-world experience, she explains experience-driven neuroplasticity how the brain builds readiness through meaningful action, not waiting. You’ll learn 3 practical ways to start teaching complex ideas right now—no

The Month on Extraordinaire on Aire, students are reading children's books. This episode is Pinkalicous read by Jaiden Brewer.

Prova a immaginare questa situazione: per uno strano caso, che nessuno sa, improvvisamente tutti gli strumenti di intrattenimento e i giochi operati ad elettricità o a batterie smettono di funzionare, ovunque sulla terra. Quali giochi o attività pensi che potresti fare?Hai pensato alle costruzioni? Quelle sì che sono un passatempo perfetto quando non c’è la tecnologia! Lo erano anche ai tempi di Robert, che le adorava!

Adam scales one of London's most iconic landmarks and learns about its history.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Month on Extraordinaire on Aire, students are reading children's books. This episode is The Bad Seed read by Brady Williams.

I like to play on a teeter-totter at the park! It's so fun to go up and down, up and down! If youhave someone on the other end who weighs about the same as you do, it's even more funbecause it's like you hang in space! The Children of Israel were living life on a "teeter-totter".They would follow God and He would give them blessings and life was looking up! But then theywould turn away from God, and start experiencing the consequences of their sins and life wouldbe rotten. Back and forth, back and

Unforgiveness is a seed that grows into pain, bitterness, and trauma. Are you aware that people that you trust will break your heart? and offences leave deep wounds. when we don't learn to forgive, we're intentionally poisoning ourselves and expecting someone else to die. No, no, no! To live in freedom, we have to be willing to forgive at all costs and break free from that prison we've built around ourselves. Join me as we dive into 'Forgive and Forget'. Let's get real, let's get raw, and let's

Meet Mary Cassatt, a talented artist known for her beautiful paintings of mothers and children. Born in 1844, Mary grew up in America but spent most of her life in France, where she became friends with other famous artists. She loved to paint pictures that showed the special bond between mothers and their little ones. Mary's artwork is full of bright colors and soft, gentle lines that make you feel warm inside. She was one of the few women in a group called the Impressionists, who painted pictures

Episode Description: Max and Molly follow a tip that the POGs’ delivery recruits are meeting up at a Beatles’ concert in Liverpool, 1960. There, they not only enjoy seeing the Fab Four rise to fame but also discover their old teammate Katrina has been unwittingly working for the enemy through a mysterious “Spoon” app. Can they convince her to become a ‘Mole inside the Moles’ before history takes another disastrous turn?Math Concepts: Subtraction; Division/Averages; Basic proportional

Welcome to Episode #161 of Everything Under the Sun! This week we’re joined by the awesome and amazing Juli Berwald! She tells us all about the relationship between the oxygen we breathe and the oceans we swim in!🌊🪸 We get to learn all about snake teeth and whether or not they fall out!🐍🦷 And how paper is made!🧻📜♻️ Don't forget, if three questions just aren't enough for you, there are 366 more in Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World! Check it out at www.mollyoldfield.co.uk! It

Daily Facts (02 Oct 2025) [Promo] The Daily Life Pro Tips Podcast. Improve your life in less than 10 minutes a day. Pod links here Daily Life Pro Tips website. Today's facts: The only English place that has a name that ends with an exclamation mark is "Westward Ho!" Oprah Winfrey was the first black woman to anchor a newscast in Nashville at WTVF-TV Bird droppings are the chief export of Nauru, an island nation in the Western Pacific It is very common for babies in New Zealand to sleep on

Welcome to She Built That, the podcast series where we discover incredible women and girls who didn't just dream big...they BUILT their futures! In this episode, Chloé Hayden tells us how she overcame obstacles, and built her dream life as an actor. She even shares how she turned what some others saw as a challenge, into her superpower. Tune in to find out how Chloé went from playing Princess Aspien on her YouTube channel to starring in a hit Netflix TV show and more! This is a

Send us an email: Delana@greenhousemusicak.com Get ready for a fun, musical adventure! In this episode of the Greenhouse Music Podcast, we explore the mysterious origins of “Frère Jacques” – a nursery rhyme melody so old, nobody knows who wrote it. 🎶 Why is it hard to trace its roots? Because it was passed down orally through generations until someone finally wrote it down! We’ll learn how tunes traveling by word-of-mouth can change over time and lack clear origins until they’re record...

John Donne muses on the ineffability of a chaste love and devises a brilliant (or, at any rate, novel) scheme for reuniting with his loved one in the next life. Happy reading. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dailypoempod.substack.com/subscribe

This Month on Extraordinaire on Aire, students are reading children's books. This episode is The Cool Bean read by Emersyn Brewer.

I like to play on a teeter-totter at the park! It's so fun to go up and down, up and down! If youhave someone on the other end who weighs about the same as you do, it's even more funbecause it's like you hang in space! The Children of Israel were living life on a "teeter-totter".They would follow God and He would give them blessings and life was looking up! But then theywould turn away from God, and start experiencing the consequences of their sins and life wouldbe rotten. Back and forth, back and

It’s been 20 years since I got the worst birthday gift I’ve ever received. I’m sure you wanna know what it was. I’m not just gonna spill tea in this episode, there’s a lesson to take from it, too..   .   .A full transcript of this episode is available in the 10 for Teens + Tweens Ep. 138 show notes on EmpowerfulGirls.com.