Check this out! Podcast4kids
Check this out! Podcast4kids
Podcast Description
A podcast series for kids where we explore interesting people, places, ponderings and past moments from history that shape the world around us. Listen to 5-25 minute episodes for fun facts, interactive celebrations of knowledge, and cool takeaways. Appropriate for elementary aged kids (5-12 years old) Hosted by Amy Contreras, featuring her daughter CeceAmy has a BA of History from the University of Arizona and has spent her career in corporate Learning & Development, working at global organizations such as Uber, LinkedIn, and more.
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The podcast explores various historical figures, events, and themes focused on inspiring children, with content such as mini-episodes on U.S. Presidents like John Adams and George Washington, as well as profiles of trailblazing women like Bessie Coleman and Rosa Parks. Each episode is designed to celebrate knowledge while connecting historical lessons to contemporary themes, making the past both relatable and interesting.
A podcast series for kids where we explore interesting people, places, ponderings and past moments from history that shape the world around us.
Listen to 5-25 minute episodes for fun facts, interactive celebrations of knowledge, and cool takeaways.
Appropriate for elementary aged kids (5-12 years old)
Hosted by Amy Contreras, featuring her daughter Cece
Amy has a BA of History from the University of Arizona and has spent her career in corporate Learning & Development, working at global organizations such as Uber, LinkedIn, and more.
Check this out! Podcast4kids covers topics such as historical figures, historical events, history questions, and more.
🎙️ New Episode: Albert Einstein—The Curious Scientist Who Changed How We See the Universe!
Why is Albert Einstein famous—besides his unforgettable wild hair? In this fun, family-friendly episode of Check This Out! Podcast for Kids, listeners join Cece & Amy to explore the life, ideas, and lasting impact of one of history’s most influential scientists… Albert Einstein!
Kids will discover:
- How a compass at age five sparked Einstein’s fascination with invisible forces
- Why he loved geometry and called his childhood math book his “sacred little geometry book”
- How he went from dropping out of school to earning a PhD
- What Einstein’s “miracle year” was and why 1905 was so important
- The basic ideas behind special and general relativity
- How E = mc² connects mass and energy
- How a 1919 solar eclipse made Einstein a global celebrity
- Why his work helps explain GPS, stars, black holes, gravity, and more
- How Einstein’s Jewish heritage led him to flee Nazi Germany and begin a new life in the United States
- Why curiosity, persistence, and asking “What if?” can lead to world-changing discoveries
With playful conversation, age-appropriate explanations, a multiple-choice guessing game, fascinating facts, and a memorable closing poem, this episode makes a complicated scientific topic approachable and exciting.
Parents and teachers: This episode is a great way to introduce children to physics, critical thinking, biography, world history, perseverance, and the importance of using credible, verified sources. Kids will learn that even the greatest scientists faced challenges—and that curiosity can take you anywhere.
Listen, learn, imagine, and subscribe for the next adventure in science and history!
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