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15 juin 2026
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Squid Podcast For Kids 15.06.2026 59:00
This time on The Children's Hour, we learn about squid with Skype A Scientist, Dr. Sarah McAnulty. These ubiquitous creatures are the psychedelic acrobats of the ocean. The post Squid Podcast For Kids appeared first on The Children's Hour .
The Sun Podcast For Kids 07.06.2026 59:00
The Kids Crew explores the Sun with scientists from the Sunspot Solar Observatory. Learn how the Sun gives us light and heat, how it helps plants grow, and how experts study it safely. This episode also shares the story of the sudden and permanent closure at the observatory. Comes with a learning guide! The post The Sun Podcast For Kids appeared first on The Children's Hour .
Whales Podcast For Children 26.04.2026 59:00
The Kids Crew explores the amazing world of whales. Learn how these giant ocean mammals breathe, migrate across oceans, and communicate through songs that travel for miles underwater. This episode also explains why protecting whale habitats is important for the health of our planet. The post Whales Podcast For Children appeared first on The Children's Hour .
Earth Day – Rivers Podcast For Kids 19.04.2026 59:00
We celebrate Earth Day on The Children’s Hour with students working to save the environment around them. RiverXchange is a program that partners with schools on the Rio Grande to create projects that protect our precious environment. We also learn about the founder of Earth Day, Gaylord Nelson. The post Earth Day – Rivers Podcast For Kids appeared first on The Children's Hour .
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