Do you know about trees? 🌲

Do you know about trees? 🌲

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Fun Facts: Bodies, Beasts, and the Big Beyond 🧠🐾🚀

In this episode were are returning to one of our favourite and fun formats; fun facts! We have three lists with three different topics. We'll start with some surprising facts about the human body. Then we'll learn about the animal kingdom, where things get a little strange. And t ...  Show more

Understanding Animals: Do you know about crocodiles? 🐊

In this episode we are going to learn all about crocodile, and hopefully, if you are listening to this before bed, get a good nights rest too. Grown-ups: we value your feedback. Our email and message link are in the episode notes—please send us your child’s questions and thoughts ...  Show more

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