Raising Thinkers
Raising Thinkers is a screen-free audio series for families with children ages 5–12. Each short episode uses interactive math-based problem-solving adventures to turn everyday moments into imaginative quests. Kids and parents solve critical-thinking puzzles together and spark meaningful conversations. Episodes are released in two age groups: Brain Warm-Ups for ages 5–7 on Tuesdays and Brain Benders for ages 8–12 on Thursdays. The show aims to help raise curious, confident problem-solvers through shared listening.
Episodes
E72 Trapped in the T-Rex Exhibit: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5-7)
Locked inside the Natural History Museum after dark? In this screen-free audio adventure, K–2 listeners click on their flashlights to navigate the Dinosaur Hall! Kids trace geometric shape attributes in the air, use precise vocabulary (vertices and right angles), solve missing addend fossil codes, and crack a 3-digit keypad sum to escape the T-Rex exhibit.
🍁 OCTOBER PUZZLE & KIDS TAKEOVER: Dow
E71 Ballpark Stat Showdown: Cracking the Lineup Logic: Brain Bender: (Ages 8-12)
Step into the manager's strategy booth at the ballpark! In this screen-free audio episode, 3rd–5th grade listeners use real sports data analytics to convert decimal batting averages into fractional rates, scale rates across 40 at-bats, and construct an optimized starting lineup using conditional logic rules.
Also be sure to listen to the end for a bonus "Story with a Hole" divergent thinking ridd
E70 Mystery of the Mixed-Up Dugout: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5-7)
Step right up to the plate for a ballpark logic adventure! In this screen-free audio episode, K–2 listeners head into the stadium dugout to help the equipment manager organize helmets, bats, and jersey numbers before opening pitch using pattern logic, conditional deduction clues, and missing addends.
🍁 FREE OCTOBER CHALLENGE: Download this month's free Animal Migration Logic Puzzle worksheet at Ra
E69 The Grizzly Bear Hibernation Challenge: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12)
Trek up to the Alpine Wilderness Reserve with Bella the mama grizzly bear (la osa)! In this screen-free audio mission, 3rd–5th grade listeners track winter weight reserves (una reserva), use mental compensation across zeros, and partition salmon harvests using set-model fractions.
🍁 FREE OCTOBER CHALLENGE: Download this month's Animal Migration Logic Puzzle worksheet at RaisingThinkers.io!
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E68 Sammy the Squirrel's Acorn Hop & The Lost Burrow Mystery Brain Warm-Up: (Ages 5-7)
Scramble up the oak tree with Sammy the squirrel! In this screen-free audio adventure, K–2 listeners use spatial body movement, reorder addends to make benchmark tens, and solve missing addend burrow mysteries.
🍁 FREE OCTOBER CHALLENGE: Download this month's Animal Migration Logic Puzzle worksheet at RaisingThinkers.io!
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E67 September Kids Takeover Episode: Brain Teasers, Riddles and Jokes for Ages 5-12
The kids have officially taken over the microphones! 🎙️✨
In this special episode of Raising Thinkers, we are stepping aside and letting our brilliant young listeners share their ideas. Get ready for mind-bending riddles, laugh-out-loud jokes, and creative logic puzzles designed to get your child's calculating brain spinning!
Whether your child submitted a voice note or is tuning in to test their s
E66 Football Field Frenzy: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12)
Step into the strategist booth at el estadio! In this screen-free audio mission, 3rd–5th grade listeners track net progress (el avance), convert yards to feet, and call gameday plays using mental math strategies.
🎉 3-EPISODE WEEK & KIDS TAKEOVER!
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E65 Mascot Agility Dash: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5-7)
Cheer on Cappy, Ruby, Axel, and Rex! In this screen-free audio adventure, listeners guide four fan-favorite mascots through a stadium obstacle course using cross-lateral body movements, ten-frame scoreboards, and mental math strategies.
🎉 SPECIAL 3-EPISODE WEEK!
Don't miss our official September Kids Takeover Episode dropping this Friday!
Resource Links:
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E64 Food Truck Frenzy: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12)
Fire up the flattop grill! In this screen-free audio mission, 3rd–5th grade listeners manage The Craving Cruiser gourmet grilled cheese food truck, budgeting startup supplies, calculating unit profits, and solving cash-register change during peak lunch hour rush.
🎯 Submit your child's voice or written riddle, math problem or joke for the September Kids Takeover: RaisingThinkers.io
📄 Download
E63 The Pixel Pizza Parlor: Brain Warm-Up (ages 5-7)
Welcome to the Pixel Pizza Parlor! In this screen-free audio mission, K–2 listeners become apprentice chefs partitioning square pizzas, calculating equal topping distributions, and solving multi-step mental math challenges.
🎯 Submit your child's voice for the September Kids Takeover: RaisingThinkers.io
📄 Download this month's FREE Activity Cipher Worksheets: RaisingThinkers Free Community
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E62 The Viper Loop: Calibrating Extreme Angles: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12)
Chief Track Engineers needed! Step into the High Canopy testing tower of The Viper Loop, the world’s most intense steel roller coaster (la montaña rusa)! The theme park's central bio-computer needs precise angle measurements in degrees before test cars can be released.
Grab your co-listening crew, stretch out your arms, and get ready to turn your own body into an arm-ray angle tool to calibrate dr
E61 The Apex Racer: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5-7)
All aboard The Apex Racer! Head Launch Engineers, we need your math skills on the roller coaster launch platform! The theme park computer won't release the coaster brakes until all passengers are properly counted and grouped into balanced rows.
Grab your co-listening crew, buckle your seatbelts, and get ready to use body rhythms to launch this mega-coaster down the track!
In this episode, kids wil
E60 The Mechanical Pollinator Challenge: Partitioning Sets: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12)
Head Botanists, we need your math skills back in the High Canopy of the Botanical Bio-Dome! The rare orchids are blooming, but the natural pollinators are resting. To save the flowers, we must deploy mechanical bees (abejas) and high-tech mechanical hummingbirds (colibrís), and our bio-computer only gives commands in fractional sets!
Grab your co-listening crew, flex your fingers, and get ready to
E59 The Botanical Bio-Dome Emergency: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
Grab your laboratory coats, Head Botanists! 🌿 Today, we are stepping inside the glowing glass sanctuary of the Botanical Bio-Dome. A freezing mountain wind is rolling toward us, and we must manually calibrate the climate controls to slide the protective thermal shield shut before our delicate seedlings freeze!
Your junior botanist will use their own hands as a physical ruler—mapping hand-spans (pa
E58 August Kids Takeover Episode: Brain Teasers, Riddles and Jokes for Ages 5-12
The kids have officially taken over the microphones! 🎙️✨
In this special episode of Raising Thinkers, we are stepping aside and letting our brilliant young listeners share their ideas. Get ready for mind-bending riddles, laugh-out-loud jokes, and creative logic puzzles designed to get your child's calculating brain spinning!
Whether your child submitted a voice note or is tuning in to test their s
E57 The Deep-Sea Ratio Navigation: Brain Bender (Ages 8–12)
Today, we are using our ratio superpowers to power past a heavy undercurrent and catalog incredible bioluminescent specimens on the ocean floor.
Can your child help scale our engine's hydrogen-oxygen fuel mix in a 2:3 ratio? Can they calculate the complex 2:7 and 3:5 ratios of blue shrimp, tube worms, and giant squids swimming in the dark? Let's turn on our calculating brains, use our tactile fing
E56 The Submarine Ballast Balance: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
Welcome aboard, Deep-Sea Explorers! 🌊 Grab your co-listening crew and step inside the high-tech command center of el submarino (our research submarine). Today, we are diving profundo (deep) into the pitch-black midnight zone of the ocean to map the legendary Crystal Reef!
But to sink and float safely without crashing into the rocky ocean floor, we have to calculate the exact amount of agua (water)
E55 The Hacker's Equation: Brain Bender (Ages 8–12)
System alert! A mysterious villain known as "The Shadow" has stolen the Academy’s master hard drive, and it’s locked deep inside an underground bunker. In this high-stakes Thursday Brain Bender, older Thinkers must go undercover to hack the security systems!
First, they will use a playground seesaw metaphor to master the golden rule of algebra, taking briefcases off a digital scale to keep it bala
E54 The Secret Agent Academy: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
It’s time to get our mental gears turning with a brand new Brain Warm-Up!
Today, we are going undercover at the Global Secret Agent Academy! The Golden Magnifying Glass has been stolen right before graduation, and we need your Thinker's help to get it back. Your family will use the process of elimination to identify a disguised suspect, practice Spanish clothing vocabulary (sombrero, zapatos, chaq
E53 The Duck and Horse Dilemma: Brain Bender (Ages 8–12)
Today we are visiting the sunny pastures of the Whispering Woods Rescue Ranch to solve a classic Singapore Math riddle!
But first, we reveal the mind-bending answer to Tuesday’s "Story with a Hole" rope riddle. Did your family guess the secret? (Hint: Benito's five-meter rope wasn't tied to anything else!)
Once our assumption is broken, we head down to the South Stables where Ranger Sofia needs ou
E52 The Runaway Pony and the Muddy Maze: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
Benito, a pony at the Whispering Woods Rescue Ranch, has escaped into the forest! In this highly active Tuesday episode, younger Thinkers will join Shelley to track Benito’s colorful rubber horseshoes (herraduras) through a muddy path of patterns.
Your child will use tactile audio—tapping their knees, clapping their hands, and clicking their tongues—to decode a complex A-A-B-C pattern in Spanish (
E51 The Coordinate Code of Mount Halcón: Brain Bender (Ages 8–12)
In today's Brain Bender, we are hiking to the misty peaks of Mount Halcón to step inside the ancient Vault of King Navarro. To reach the inner chamber, you and your Thinkers must navigate a giant, pressure-sensitive stone chessboard. We will use Spanish vocabulary to map out the grid (columnas and filas), plot the diagonal coordinates of the Queen (la reina), and solve a legendary mathematical rid
E50 The Secret of the Checkered Kingdom: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
Today, we are opening up a magical wooden box and stepping inside the ancient game of chess! Chess is like a gymnasium for the brain. In this episode, your K-4th graders will learn Spanish vocabulary for the pieces (la torre, el alfil, el caballo), use their bodies to mimic how the pieces move, and use hands-on addition to calculate the total number of games in a speed-chess tournament bracket.
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E49 The Race to the Aqua Blaster: Brain Bender (Ages 8–12)
It’s Thursday, which means it’s time to stretch our mental gears with a robust new Brain Bender!
We are back at Mega Splash Waterpark, but there is a huge problem: the park closes in exactly 60 minutes! To make it to the brand new Aqua Blaster Water-Coaster before the lifeguards blow their whistles, your Thinkers will need to navigate using Spanish directions, multiply Base-10 staircases, and conq
E48 The Waterpark Scavenger Hunt: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time to get our mental gears turning with a brand new Brain Warm-Up!
In today's episode, we are heading to Mega Splash Waterpark! To win the ultimate end-of-summer grand prize, your family will need to solve deductive reasoning riddles, walk your fingers through a Spanish treasure map, and use financial estimation to buy the ultimate snow cone!
Parents: Stick around
E47 World Cup Final Challenge: Brain Bender (Ages 8–12)
It’s Thursday, which means it’s time to stretch our mental gears with a robust Brain Bender!
We are heading to the stadium right after the World Cup Final. You and your Thinker are the lead sports reporters, but we’re locked out of the broadcasting booth! To get on the air, your family will need to solve a spatial geometry riddle and use mental bar-modeling to calculate the exact goal difference b
E46 World Cup Locker Room Lockout: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5–7)
BIG NEWS: Raising Thinkers is now a family co-listening adventure! Grab your elementary-aged kids, turn up the volume on the way to school, and get ready to solve some puzzles together.
In our very first "Tuesday Brain Warm-Up," we are traveling to the biggest sporting event on the planet: The World Cup! But there's a huge problem—Señor Mateo has accidentally locked the players' cleats inside the
E45 Simple Tips for Holiday Travel & Long Road Trips with Kids
Meltdowns at 30,000 feet? Not this year! Turn stressful holiday travel into an adventure! We share the best free activities, snack strategies, and layover survival tips for raising happy, engaged thinkers on the go.
E44 The Mess and Joy of Art Projects with Kids
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, Shelley shares her journey of creating a large-scale art project with her children, emphasizing the importance of messy creativity. She discusses the steps taken to complete the project, the benefits of engaging in art for children's development, and offers practical tips for parents to manage the mess that comes with creative activities. The episode encourages
E43 Cultivating Young Writers and Readers with Stewart O. Dunn
Listen in as children's book author Stewart O. Dunn joins us to discuss how to foster a love of reading and writing in kids with tips on curiosity, creativity, libraries, and the role of AI in learning.
Check out her work at: https://www.stewartodunn.com/
Find out more about Raising Thinkers and Mathematicians at: https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/
E42 Supporting Your Child Through the College Essay Process with Carter Osborne
If you’ve ever wondered how to really prepare your child for the college essay years before they apply… this one’s for you.
In my podcast conversation with Carter (a college essay coach and reflective writing advocate of https://www.carterosbornetutoring.com), we dive into:
– Why students struggle with the “Tell us about yourself” prompt
– How AI is tempting, but not a substitute for real thinking
E41 Chores for Children: Building Responsibility from the Start
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, host Shelley discusses the importance of chores in child development. She emphasizes how chores can help children build independence, responsibility, and a strong work ethic from a young age. Shelley provides age-appropriate chore suggestions and encourages parents to celebrate their children's efforts, fostering a sense of belonging and teamwork within the fam
E40 Supporting Multilingualism with Beth Vaucher of Inspiring Young Learners
In this engaging conversation, Shelley Love De Feliu and Beth Vaucher of Inspiring Young Learners explore the importance of supporting multilingual learners. Beth shares her journey as an educator and her passion for helping students embrace their cultural identities while learning new languages. The discussion covers practical strategies for parents and teachers, emphasizing the significance of c
E39 Obstacle Courses: Building Skills through Play
Read blog episode:
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/e39-obstacle-courses-building-skills-through-play
Obstacle courses = fun + thinking skills! 🏃♀️
They boost problem-solving, creativity & goal-setting—all while getting kids moving! No fancy equipment needed, just imagination.
E38 The Power of Rhymes and Songs: Setting the Stage for Reading Success
Rhymes & songs aren’t just fun—they build early reading skills! From phonemic awareness to decoding words, these playful moments lay the foundation for strong readers. Tune in to learn how! #RaisingThinkers #EarlyLiteracy
Full episode: https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/e38-the-power-of-rhymes-and-songs-setting-the-stage-for-reading-success-2/
E37 Fort Building to Develop Thinkers
Blanket forts, stick hideouts, and cardboard castles—fort building isn’t just fun, it’s brain-boosting! Kids develop spatial reasoning, problem-solving & creativity while playing. Embrace the mess & the magic! #RaisingThinkers #FortBuildingFun
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/e37-fort-building-to-develop-thinkers/
E36 Making Thinking Visible at Home
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, Shelly discusses the importance of visible thinking routines from Harvard's Project Zero, which can help children develop deeper thinking skills. She explains the history of Project Zero and introduces several effective thinking routines, including 'What Makes You Say That?', 'See, Think, Wonder', and 'Think, Pair, Share'. These routines encourage children to a
E35: Ten Ideas for Holiday Fun as a Family
🎄✨ Looking for festive, fun, and budget-friendly ways to keep your kids learning, thinking, and creating this holiday season? From baking to scavenger hunts, advent puzzles, and more, discover 10 meaningful activities that spark joy and build memories. 🎁🧠 Check out the latest episode of Raising Thinkers now!
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/s2-e35-ten-ideas-for-holiday-fun-as-a-family/
E34: Deciphering Teacher Language on Report Cards
Report card season is here! 📝 Ever puzzled by phrases like 'developing resilience' or 'shows originality'? 🤔 Let's decode 'teacherese' together! Get tips to understand feedback & ask the right questions to support your child. Join us on Raising Thinkers!
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com//s2-e34-deciphering-teacher-language-on-report-cards/
E33 The Wonder of Holiday Traditions
✨ The holidays are magical, especially through a child’s eyes! Traditions like decorating, baking, or family movie nights create lasting memories. What are your favorites? Let’s inspire each other this season—share your ideas in the Raising Thinkers Community! 🎄🎉
Link:
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/s2-e33-the-wonder-of-holiday-traditions/
E32: How to Pick a School for Your Child
Finding the right school for your child is no small feat! 🎓 From educational philosophy to safety, these key questions will help you make the best choice for your family. 🏫✨ Join the Raising Thinkers Community for a handy checklist!
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/s2-e32-how-to-pick-a-school-for-your-child/
E31: Developing Flexible Mathematicians
Math has come a long way! 🧠 From rigid steps to flexible, creative problem-solving, today’s math is all about building true understanding. Want tips to support your child’s math journey? Join our Raising Thinkers community!
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/s2-e31-developing-flexible-mathematicians/
E30: Talking with Your Kids About Politics
Wondering how to talk about politics with your kids after the election? Our latest post has age-appropriate ways to foster respect, model civil discourse, and help kids understand voting! 🌍
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/s2-e30-talking-with-your-kids-about-politics/
E29: RAFT Strategy for Developing Creativity and Empathy
Boost creativity & critical thinking in kids with the RAFT strategy! 🧠 Choose a Role, Audience, Format, and Topic to spark new perspectives. Whether they’re a scientist talking to pets or a teacher giving directions, RAFT makes learning fun & engaging! https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/
E28: Games for Every Moment... Even in the Car
Summary
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, Shelley discusses engaging, no-materials-required games that parents can play with their kids while on the go. These games not only entertain but also promote critical thinking, observation skills, and learning without the kids even realizing it. From classic games like 20 Questions and I Spy to more challenging activities like mental math and word asso
E27: SCAMPER: A Strategy for Creative and Divergent Thinking
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, Shelly discusses the importance of fostering creativity in children and introduces the SCAMPER strategy as a structured way to encourage creative thinking. SCAMPER stands for Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to Another Use, Eliminate, and Reverse, each representing a method to inspire divergent thinking. Shelly provides practical examples for each compon
E26: Prepping for Parent-Teacher Conferences: What Parents Really Need to Know
🎙️ New Episode! 🎙️
In Ep 26 of Raising Thinkers, I’m sharing key questions and tips to help you make the most of your parent-teacher conferences! Get valuable insights and support your child’s success. Perfect for busy parents! 👩🏫👨👩👦 #Parenting #Education #RaisingThinkers
https://www.raisingthinkerspodcast.com/s2-e26-prepping-for-parent-teacher-conferences-what-parents-really-need-to-know/
E25: Surviving Moving Day with Kids
Summary
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, the host shares personal experiences and practical tips for families moving with children. The conversation covers the challenges of relocating, the importance of asking for help, and strategies to keep kids engaged and emotionally supported during the transition. The host emphasizes the need for preparation, involvement of children in the moving proces
E24: AI, Will Robots Take Over Education?
Summary
In this episode, Shelly discusses the impact of AI on education and parenting, sharing insights on how AI can enhance creativity, streamline tasks, and the ethical considerations surrounding its use. She provides practical advice for parents and educators on integrating AI into their lives and highlights several AI tools that can be beneficial for both teaching and learning.
https://www.ra
E23: To Do or Not to Do: Homework
In this episode, I dive into the often dreaded topic of homework. We explore the research behind homework’s pros and cons, discuss how much is too much, and share tips for parents navigating homework challenges at home. I also reflect on my experiences as a teacher and provide insights on how to support your child's learning journey effectively. Whether you’re pro-homework or against it, this epis
E22: The Art of Gift Giving
In this episode of Raising Thinkers, the host discusses the art of gift-giving and how it can be a valuable tool for developing a child's critical thinking skills. Drawing from personal experiences, including a recent birthday celebration for her husband, she explains how children can engage in thoughtful processes like considering a recipient's preferences, budgeting, and decision
E21: Please and Thank You: Manners Matter
Summary
Civility and politeness are important in society, and it is crucial for parents to teach their children these values. Politeness leads to respect and appreciation from others, and it sets a standard for expected behavior. Modeling polite behavior and prompting children to say please and thank you are effective ways to develop these habits. Writing thank you notes by hand is also a valuable
E20: Party Planning
Summary:
In this episode, Shelley introduces the new season of Raising Thinkers and emphasizes the importance of raising children who can think critically and make informed decisions. She suggests involving children in party planning as a way to develop their thinking skills. Shelley shares her own experience of allowing her three-year-old daughter to help with party planning, highlighting the im
E19: Cuál es tú pasión?
Investigar algo que nos apasiona y disfrutamos nos brinda un gran placer, y no es diferente con nuestros hijos. ¿Qué pasa si les dejamos profundizar en algo que realmente quieren aprender? Este episodio te brinda una guía práctica sobre cómo ayudar a tu hijo en este proceso.
E19: What's Your Passion?
Digging into something we're passionate about and enjoy brings us great pleasure, and it's no different with our children. What if we let them dig into something they want to learn? This episode gives you a quick practical guide of how to help your child through this process.
E18: El Poder de la Lectura
Quieres ayudar a tu hijo/a a disfrutar leer? Porqué es importante leer? Cómo nos ayuda? Escucha este episodio por algunas ideas!
También ahora tengo un sito de web con más sugerencias para padres y profesores: http://teach-learn-explore.weebly.com/
E18: The Power of Reading
Want to help develop a child who loves reading? Why bother to read at all? Take a few minutes to listen and grab a few new ideas.
Also, I've started a website with some additional tips and ideas for both parents and teachers: http://teach-learn-explore.weebly.com/
E17: Puedes Escapar?
Que tal hacer una sala de escape en casa? Puedes ver como tu hijo puede resolver problemas y luego tu hijo puede diseñar uno para toda la familia!
E17: Can You Escape?
What about making an escape room at home? Not only can your child use thinking skills trying to escape, but then how about if they turn it around a design one for the family?
E16: Las Matemáticas en Nuestras Vidas
Ya estamos regresando a la escuela en una forma u otra... aquí hay una idea de cómo puedes ayudar a tu hijo a ver matemática como parte relevante de nuestras vidas.
E16: Mathematics All Around
A Back-to-School episode, with an idea of how you can make math more practical and relevant for your child.
E15: Resúmenes Creativos
Has preguntado a tu hijo a resumir algo, especialmente escribir un resumen de algo que leyó? Qué tal hacerlo, pero en vez de escribirlo, hacerlo en una forma más creativa?
E15: Creative Summaries
Have you ever asked your child to write a summary of what they read? How about trying some other creative, fun ways to bring it all together to consolidate their understanding?
E14: Cuadernos de Aprendizaje
Cuando queremos recordar algo, lo escribimos. Podemos ayudar a nuestros hijos (incluso los pequeños de los 2-3 anos) a hacer lo mismo, pero en una manera sencilla. Escucha este episodio para algunas sugerencias.
E14: Learning Journals
Writing down or documenting some things we learn helps us consolidate our learning... and it is the same things with our kids. Here are a few tips for you. It doesn't need to be anything super formal, keep it simple.
E13: Descifrando el Código
Listo para el próximo desafío divertido para desarrollar los pensadores en tu casa? Qué tal usando mensajes en código para descifrar?
E13: Code Breakers
Ready for another fun challenge to develop thinkers around your home? How about writing messages in secret codes?
E12: Es Tiempo para Jugar
Sabías que simplemente jugando juegos puede ayudar a tu hijo a desarrollar sus habilidades de pensar? Escucha este episodio para entender más y también para tips de como escoger el mejor juego para tu hijo.
E12: Get Your Game On
How can simply playing games help a child develop their thinking skills? Listen to find out and also to hear tips on how to pick a good game for your child's developmental level.
E11: Promover la Curiosidad
Alguna vez has considerado porque es una buena idea que tus niños tengan tantas preguntas? Necesitas algunas sugerencias a promover su curiosidad un poco más? Aquí hay algunas ideas para ti.
E11: Promote Curiosity
Ever wondered why it's a good idea to have kids who ask a lot of questions? Need some tips on how to cultivate their curiosity even more? Here are a few ideas for you.
E10: La Hora del Show
Has pensando en presentar un show en tu hogar puede preparar a tu hijo para su futuro como un pensador? Escucha y bienvenido al show!
E10: It's Showtime!
Ever thought about how much putting on a show at home can help prepare your child for the future as a thinker? Take a listen and let the show begin!
E9: Igualdad, Multiculturalismo y Raza
Con tensiones raciales en algunas áreas del mundo y protestas, necesitamos ser capaces de criar pensadores que puedan valorar a otros. Queremos que nuestros hijos traten a los demás con valor, respeto y amabilidad. ¿Dónde comenzamos como padres?
E9: Equality, Multiculturalism and Race
With racial tensions high in some areas of the world and protesting, we need to be able to raise thinkers who can value others. We want our children to treat others with value, respect and kindness, as they too would want to be treated. Where do we start as parents?
E8: Búsqueda de Tesoros!
Hacer una búsqueda de tesoros no solamente es divertido, pero puede desarrollar el pensamiento en los niños también... así es! Vamos a buscar!
E8: Scavenger Hunt!
What could be more fun that doing a scavenger hunt? Wait, and you can use your thinking skills at the same time? That's a Win/Win for sure!
E7: Desglosando las Tareas
A veces necesitamos ayudar a nuestros hijos a hacer una cosa a la vez, a aprender a priorizar lo que viene primero.
E7: Breakin' it Down
Sometimes we need to break things down in to manageable pieces. Help your child prioritize one piece at a time.
E6: Puedes Diseñar un...? Desafío
Prepara a tu hijo para enfrentar la vida y los retos del futuro con desafíos creativos de diseño.
Si necesitas ayuda con ideas gratis para desafíos, puedes ir al recurso que menciono en el episodio: Sharpen Design STEM
*Sharpen es un generador de desafíos que es gratis y no tiene asociación ni conexión con este Podcast. Solamente es un recurso útil que conozco y que quiero compartir con los demá
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