Why Did T. Rex Have Tiny Arms? | Tumble Episode
Why did T. Rex have such tiny arms? In this episode you'll meet paleontologist Elizabeth Steell, who's stepped into a decades-old dinosaur debate with a stunning new theory involving giant heads, evolutionary trade-offs, and some serious math. Will it convince you? Listen and find out! 🎧 Listen to the Episode 🦖What Kids Will Learn Why T. Rex had such tiny arms — and how evolution can trade off one body part to build up another. How scientists use math to test theories about
Why Do Teachers Play Podcasts in the Classroom? Survey Results
60% of teachers are using podcasts in their classroom, according to our recent survey. But why? Here's what teachers told us
Survey: 60% of Teachers Use Podcasts in the Classroom
This past summer, we surveyed 559 teachers nationwide about their use of podcasts in 3rd to 6th grade classrooms. Here's our first big finding: 🍎 Podcasts are ALREADY a part of the classroom. 🍎 That's based on our top-line findings: 💡 60% of teachers use podcasts in the classroom. 💡 82% listen together as a whole class. We've known for years that teachers are using podcasts in the classroom. But we'd thought that it was less common. In fact, a majority of teachers hav
Tumble's Dino Map Adventure Events: Summer & Fall 2026
Discover events highlighting dinosaur footprints in the Pioneer Valley from Tumble Science and NEPM
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