The Journey to the Bat Cave | Tumble Episode
EDUCATION RESOURCES: NGSS Standards: LS Join us on a field trip to the biggest bat colony in the world! Bracken Cave is home to 15 million Mexican free-tailed bats. It’s the largest concentration of mammals on the planet, and it’s made up of only mothers and their babies. On our visit, we’ll meet a real-life Batwoman. Jessica Dreyer is a bat biologist who is studying how bats learn to be bats. Now… TO THE BAT CAVE! In the episode, Jessica describes how she and Harry, her res
Tumble's Back-to-School Science Splash Jam!
Put a science podcast for kids together with music, mix in some ocean creatures, a trampoline, and a crowd of Tumble fans on the day...
Tumble on TV!
We were thrilled to be featured on CBS Austin in advance of our live show at the Science Mill and our Back-to-School Science Splash Jam!...
The Case of the Shrinking Laboratory | Tumble Episode
EDUCATION RESOURCES: NGSS Standards: PS What if you could shrink your technology down to a size that’s 100,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair? It sounds like sci-fi, but it’s not. Romain Quidant shows us how he helped shrink an entire medical laboratory down to the size of a computer chip. The “lab on a chip” uses molecular mini-detectives to track down diseases hiding within a tiny drop of blood. We’ll find out how it works, and why a tiny particle could make a
The Girl Who Spoke Science | Tumble Episode
EDUCATION RESOURCES: NGSS Standards: LS In this episode, meet 11-year-old Sarah Galvani-Townsend! She’s our first ever kid science expert. In many ways, Sarah is a regular kid who loves science. But she’s got an unusual hobby. Sarah tells us why studying dogs and rabies is one of her favorite extracurricular activities, and how she translates “science language” into “kid language.” Science Journal for Kids adapts cutting-edge, peer-reviewed science research for students.