Tumble Media's First Yoto Original: Introducing Camp Owl Mysteries
Just in time for summer camp, Tumble Media is proud to announce the release of Camp Owl Mysteries — our first Yoto Original Series. Starting with Tumble Science Podcast for Kids, Tumble Media has spent more than a decade producing award-winning audio for kids, building our reputation on science storytelling that makes complex ideas come alive for young listeners. Yoto is a screen-free audio player designed for kids and beloved by families all over the world. You can find Tum
Who Works Harder: Ants or Bees? | Tumble Episode
Why do ants and bees both work so hard — and which one works harder? That's what listener Hadi wants to know! In this episode, you'll meet Dr. Sammy Ramsey, an entomologist who studies insects from around the world. He's going to be our judge as we pit ants against bees in four rounds to try to crown the Hardest Working Insect! 🎧 Listen to the Episode 🐜🐝 What Kids Will Learn Why scientists study animal behavior by comparing species — and what that reveals about evolution a
Are Animals Ticklish? | Tumble Episode
Can you tickle a dog? A rat? A chimpanzee? Our listeners have been wondering — and it turns out, the science of tickling is way weirder and more fascinating than anyone expected. In this special Mailbag edition, we answer your tickling questions with the help of a real tickle scientist, and Marshall debuts a brand-new song inspired by a listener's spider roommate! 🎶🕷️ 🎧 Listen to the Episode 🤣What Kids Will Learn Whether dogs, rats, and other animals can be tickled — and
El audio en el aula tiene un gran impacto: ‘OCEAN Kids Nurdle Patrol’ involucra a los estudiantes y fomenta el conocimiento medioambiental
El aprendizaje basado en el audio muestra un gran potencial como herramienta educativa en el aula, con evidencia creciente de que las experiencias sonoras bien diseñadas pueden involucrar profundamente al alumnado, y enriquece el aprendizaje.
Do Trees Think? | Tumble Episode
Do trees think? That's the question nine-year-old listener Alden wanted to find out — and he already had a hunch that mushroom roots might be involved. In this episode, you'll meet a young soil scientist named Natalia Mondi, who studies forests from the ground up. She'll take us underground to discover how trees send messages through a hidden network — and how that knowledge is helping to heal a sick forest in Canada. 🎧 Listen to the Episode 🌲 What Kids Will Learn Why tree