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Raising Thinkers

Parents want to know how to help their children develop as thinkers to be successful in the future. This is the short, bite-sized portion you need to help them. Los padres quieren ayudar a sus niños a tener éxito en el futuro como pensadores.

Podcast · By Shelley Feliú-Love · English · US · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    E65 Mascot Agility Dash: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5-7) (opens the original)

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    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: 🌟 Join the Master Thinkers Club & submit future riddles: RaisingThinkers.io Sound effects provided via Pixabay under the Pixabay Content Licens

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    E64 Food Truck Frenzy: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12) (opens the original)

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    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 this month's FREE Activity Cipher Worksheets: Raising Thinkers Free Community Sound effects provided via

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    E63 The Pixel Pizza Parlor: Brain Warm-Up (ages 5-7) (opens the original)

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    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 Sound effects provided via Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License Music licensed through Soundstripe. Cod

  4. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    E62 The Viper Loop: Calibrating Extreme Angles: Brain Bender (Ages 8-12) (opens the original)

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    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 drops, banks, and loop-de-loops! In this episode, kids will: Solve Tuesday's double-seater coaster rid

  5. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    E61 The Apex Racer: Brain Warm-Up (Ages 5-7) (opens the original)

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    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 will: Conduct a hands-on finger test to review evens and odds. Tap knees to skip-count by 2s down 6 dou

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