112. Why do some fruits have thick rinds?
Why does a watermelon have a thick rind while a grape has only a thin skin? In this episode, we'll discover how different fruits protect the...
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The No Sweat Nature Study Podcast
Make homeschool nature study a reality with these simple lessons and outdoor challenges for families. Cindy West of No Sweat Nature Study LIVE shares seasonal, bite-sized information and cre...
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20 of 115 episodes111. What's the fastest bug in the world?
From speedy runners to powerful fliers, insects have some impressive athletic abilities. In this episode, we'll explore which bugs are among...
110. Why Did Ben Franklin Ask So Many Questions?
Benjamin Franklin asked bold questions that helped scientists better understand lightning and electricity. In this episode, Mrs. Cindy encou...
109. Do animals wear armor?
Learn how turtles, beetles, armadillos, and hedgehogs use armor-like protection to survive in the wild in this informative episode about ani...
108. Can animals and plants tell when the moon is full?
Explore how the full moon affects plants and animals, including nocturnal behavior, moonlight changes, and possible plant responses to lunar...
107. Who's taking care of plants when no one's watching?
Plants keep growing even when no one is around. So what's helping them? Learn how sunlight, water, soil, and air work together to support pl...
106. Why do people tell stories about animals?
Why do so many classic stories feature talking animals? In this episode, we'll think about how animal characters help authors share big idea...
105. What are some of the coolest things you can see in the night sky?
From shooting stars to glowing comets to the Northern Lights, learn about some of the most amazing things you can see in the night sky! To l...
104. Why do waterfalls make so much noise?
Waterfalls don't just sound loud, they roar for a reason. Learn how gravity, turbulence, trapped air, and canyon echoes combine to create on...
103. Can a Tomato Be Cube-Shaped?
Can a tomato really be cube-shaped? Mrs. Cindy uses this surprising question to explain how plant traits change over time and how humans inf...
102. What Animal Can Punch Like a Superhero?
Did you know there's a tiny ocean creature with a punch so powerful, it creates underwater shockwaves? Discover the fascinating mantis shrim...
101. Why Do Some Animals Seem So Smart?
Do some animals really seem smart… or are we just imagining it? In this episode, discover the difference between instinct and intelligence,...
100. What Was the First Thing Ever Seen Through a Telescope?
What did Galileo first see through a telescope in the 1600's? Listen and find out! In the companion video class for members, 1st-8th graders...
99. Why Did People Travel with Animals Long Ago?
What if your Christmas trip meant riding a camel through the desert or a horse-drawn sleigh through the snow? Find out how animals helped pe...
98. Why Is There an Orange in My Stocking?!
This holiday episode unwraps the surprising history behind oranges in Christmas stockings. Join Mrs. Cindy as she blends seasonal science wi...
97. What's Making Noise Outside at Night?
Which animals are still stirring at night during the autumn season? The entire family can listen to this episode to find out! In the compani...
96. Can Snow Make Sound Disappear?
Can snow really make the world quieter? Discover the science behind nature's winter hush in this frosty episode! Explore the science of fros...
95. Why Do Some Animals Slither?
How do animals move without legs? In this short and slithery episode, Mrs. Cindy uncovers the science behind how snakes use muscles, scales,...
94. Why Do Some Plants Grow Giant Fruits?
Have you ever seen a pumpkin so big it needed a forklift? In this episode, we'll discover why some fruits grow to amazing sizes while others...
93. Can Animals Grow Back Body Parts?
Some animals have a superpower called regeneration—the ability to grow back lost body parts! Meet incredible creatures like starfish, lizard...