Shows that unlock your children's imaginations and inspire them to think, create and play. Great podcasts for children covering science, books, activities, stories and more from the UK's children's radio station Fun Kids. Check out our weekly shows - the Fun Kids Science Weekly, Fun Kids ...
1. Santa Claus has lots of different names Santa Claus has lots of different names! In the UK, he’s also known as Father Christmas – or even just Santa. But in other countries he goes by different names. In the USA, some people call him Kris Kringle. In France he is called Père...
Where there is a real-world counterpart its often in KidZania. I suspect that the choice of brands is down to sponsorship but other than the names, any corporate promotion was subtle. Petrol station Virtually all of the activities had an outfit or a costume to don (so the firefighters got...
The original Japanese name was Puckman, which evolved from the Japanese word paku, meaning “chomp.” Did you know Each of the four ghosts also have names! In Japanese they were originally called Fickle, Chaser, Ambusher and Stupid, but their English names are Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde...
and much less grating to your adult ears than the latest Kidz Bop album. So no, it doesn’t suck, but yes, it’s still goofy kids’ music. Because your kid is still too young to “get” Radiohead, and they aren’t exactly in a hurry to. And as a bonus, the names of the ban...
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In this fiction podcast, Eleanor Amplified is a journalist battling dastardly henchmen with names like Lars Torso. There’s a lot of dry wit, and the heroine is part Veronica Mars, part Lois Lane. As a reporter, Eleanor is not only looking for the truth but also helps listeners critically...
There’s also a clock (you can set bedtime and wake-up time), a customizable nightlight, radio station and quote of the day. With partnerships with Penguin, HarperCollins, Hachette, Macmillan and others, the library is vast, encompassing Roald Dahl, which we can attest the kids will listen...
First opened in 1976 as the Museum of Broadcasting, the Museum of Television and Radio changed names and moved to the heart of Midtown Manhattan in 1991, followed by another renaming and reopening as the Paley Center for Media in 2007 to honor William S. Paley. The owner of several prominen...
The challenge, hosted by a local radio station, required contestants to wear a hollowed-out pumpkin on their heads and stand on crates for as long as possible. The rules are simple: no leaving the crate and no removing the pumpkin. Davila outlasted 19 other contestants, even surviving a...