Andy and Charlie | Educational Entertainment Hosts

The Curious Kidcast | Fun Facts and Curious Questions

Kids EN ↓ 78 episodes

The Curious Kidcast is a fun podcast for kids aged 7 to 11 who love science, nature, animals, space, and big curious questions. Each episode answers the kinds of things kids really ask, with fun facts, simple explanations, exciting learning adventures and a fun quiz. Perfect for parents, families, STEM teachers and homeschoolers looking for a science podcast for kids, educational podcast for kids, or family podcast full of discovery, facts, fun, and curiosity.

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Andy and Charlie | Educational Entertainment Hosts

Episodes

Are there more blades of grass or grains of sand in the world? 15.01.2025 12:06

Join Andy on The Curious Kidcast as he explores the mind-blowing question: Are there more blades of grass or grains of sand on Earth? Discover amazing facts about 234 quadrillion grass blades, 10,000 types of grass, and the surprising superpowers of ordinary sand! Perfect for curious kids who love science, nature, and jaw-dropping numbers that will amaze the whole family. Learn why these tiny bits...

Does 1 worm cut in half = 2 New Worms? 08.01.2025 9:23

Discover the mind-blowing science of worm regeneration in this hilarious episode of The Curious Kidcast! Can you really cut a worm in half to make two worms? Join host Andy as he digs into the dirt on five-hearted earthworms, superhero planarians, and deep-sea vent worms with no mouths! Perfect for curious kids ages 7-11, this episode busts common myths while exploring amazing worm superpowers. Le...

Can you reach the end of a rainbow? | Fun Nature Facts for Kids 01.01.2025 8:22

Discover the magical science of rainbows in our fun and educational podcast for kids! Have you ever wondered why rainbows appear after the rain as colorful arcs in the sky1? We explore the amazing way sunlight and raindrops work together to create this beautiful optical illusion . Did you know that the end of a rainbow is like a magical secret you can never reach? We explain why each person sees t...