It’s time to introduce your kids to podcasting!
With all the traveling and vacation time in the summer kids get a little loopy from all that freedom, especially when they are in a contained space, such as a car 😉
You can get a portable DVD player and buy tons of DVDs. You can have them use your iOS device or other tablet to watch Netflix or Hulu. Both of these are great ideas.
What if you don’t want to spend any money or have wifi or 3G connection? It’s time to give podcasts a shot.
The following are some of the most popular Kids Podcasts from Libsyn. Subscribe, download as many as you can and you have hours of entertainment at your fingertips!
The following podcast descriptions have all come from iTunes or the podcast’s about page
Top Kids Podcasts
Mostly Trivial: Subscribe in iTunes
A fun, general and short trivia game.
Storynory: Subscribe in iTunes or get the iOS App
Storynory brings you an audio story every week. Each one is beautifully read by Natasha Gostwick and friends. Let Natasha’s voice beguile you with classic fairy tales, new children’s stories, poems, myths, adventures and romance.
My Baby Monsters: Subscribe in iTunes
Listen to the stories of a child, then add your own ending. In addition to fun, this collaborative storytelling podcast and free coloring pages (created by a six-year old girl and her dad) is an educational blend of playful learning and technology designed to help children, their parents, and educators around the world enhance their communication skills.
The Dog Files: Subscribe in iTunes
Everything you ever wanted to know about dogs and the people who love them!
Science Experiments for kids: Subscribe in iTunes or get the iOS App
ScienceCastle.com is a online science community that offers science experiments, science projects, science kits, and science classes for kids. Each month we provide live science webcasts. Look for our Podcast in the iTunes Store.
Kid Power Radio: Subscribe in iTunes
Listen to reviews of the latest kids tv shows, kids movies, kids books, websites and video games straight from the mouth of a kid. This show was created by a nine year old boy. He writes and performs it weekly.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. Simply do a search in iTunes for kids podcasts and you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the amount of awesome free content you can get!
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