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From the CBeebies Musical: The Great Ice Cream Hunt, Professor Raindrop sings about his love of raindrops and rainbows in the Cloud Garden and Lolly and Pinecone discover they may have misunderstood him.

“Why Kids Need Both Parents for True Growth” Do you know why a child thrives best when both parents are actively involved? In this episode, Kashish Sandhu, Teen Parenting Coach, explains the unique roles of mothers and fathers, and how their combined presence builds confidence, emotional strength, and resilience in kids. Learn why balanced parenting is more than love—it’s the foundation for your child’s future. Listen, reflect, and create a stronger bon...

Stimming is short for self-stimulatory behaviour, which is movements or sounds like rocking, hand-flapping, humming, or tapping that help people feel calm, focused, or joyful. Everyone stims sometimes, but autistic and other neurodivergent people often stim more because their brains experience the world more intensely. Stimming is a natural way to regulate feelings and communicate needs. Support means accepting safe stims, asking kindly if unsure, and helping swap unsafe stims for safer options

Send us a text We are off for season 3 of Little Minds Big Talks! We hope you join us as we discuss happiness and all the ways we can achieve it together!

Wrap up the geometric connections between parallelograms, rhombi, squares, and rectangles along with their close family friends kite and trapezoid with Mrs. Blair this week.

In this episode, I'm taking you on a hilarious journey into your brain's own comedy club! Did you know your brain treats laughter like a super-power? When we laugh, it's like throwing a feel-good party in our heads, releasing happy chemicals that make us feel amazing. I explore why even babies crack up before they can talk, and why laughing with others is literally contagious - it's like a social superglue! From dad jokes to sophisticated humor, I reveal why our brains are basically built-in laugh

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Snakes and snails and puppy dog tails, that's (kind of) what this week of "Intermezzo" is made of. We asked the brothers Eddie and Jacob, "What are your experiences with fish... other than eating them? What makes a fish a special animal? If you're going to write music about fish, what should the music describe?" Music in this episode: Constantinople: "Fish at the bottom of the ocean" Claude Debussy: "Goldfish"

In today’s poem, better is a dinner of herbs where love and memory are, than great riches. 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

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Times Tables in the Car This episode is brought to you by the number 9. This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios

Snakes and snails and puppy dog tails, that's (kind of) what this week of "Intermezzo" is made of. Do you think that all turtle music is slow? Listen to what our co-hosts (and real-life brothers) Jacob and Eddie have to say. Music in this episode: Angela Morley: "Mock turtles"

Imaginative Purple arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour purple with the Colourblocks.

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Texas just made a big rule—all public schools are now “phone-free” zones! In this special GenAI4Kidz News Short, we break down what the new cellphone ban means for students, why grown-ups think it’s important, what exceptions there are, and how it could make school life different this year. Tune in for an easy, three-minute guide to the newest school rule in Texas!

Snakes and snails and puppy dog tails, that's (kind of) what this week of "Intermezzo" is made of. This week we're talking about things brothers Eddie and Jacob like to catch outdoors. Christy ask the brothers, "What are your favorite non-spider bugs? Do you know any good bug trivia? What kind of sounds have you noticed bugs making?" Jacob and agree that one bug stands out. "Beatles," they both say. "Because they have a shell that protects them." Music in this episode: Josquin des Prez: "El

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Back-to-school season is here, and with it comes the challenge of fueling kids with healthy meals and snacks. In this episode, we share simple nutrition tips to make mornings smoother, lunchboxes more exciting, and after-school snacks stress-free. From protein-packed breakfasts to colorful lunches and hydration hacks, these strategies will help parents set their kids up for success in the classroom and beyond. Tune in, take notes, and make this school year your healthiest yet