Storytime: Women in STEM

Storytime: Women in STEM

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Saying Goodbye

💛 This is our final episode of the Lingokids Podcast. While we won’t be making new episodes, all your favorite stories will still be here for you to enjoy anytime! And you can keep learning and playing with Cowy, Lisa, Elliot, and Billy in the Lingokids app—with songs, games, an ...  Show more

Pajama Party feat. Ziggy Marley. Part 2

📖 The pajama party continues—and now it’s storytime with Ziggy Marley! In this heartwarming episode of the Lingokids Podcast, Ziggy reads his new picture book, Pajammin’, inspired by his father Bob Marley’s classic song Jamming.Snuggled into their pillow nests, the Lingokids fri ...  Show more

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