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Buckle up and join the gang on their BIG adventure to France!
In this exciting mini-series, the Lingokids friends use their keen observation skills to uncover clues that lead them on an unforgettable journey to the Summer Olympic Games! Along the way, they meet incredible Olympic athletes who not only teach them about their sports but also lend a hand in the search for the missing torch. 🏅 From learning about basketball to diving into swimming, our heroes discover the wonders of sportsmanship and the richness of French culture.
Meet our amazing star guests:
🏊🏾 Jamal Hill, an American National Champion and Paralympic bronze medalist in Para swimming
🤸🏽 Laurie Hernandez, an American former gymnast, Olympic gold medalist
⛹🏼♀️ Kim Gaucher, a Canadian national basketball team coach, former professional basketball player
🏊♀️ Missy Franklin, an American former competitive swimmer and five-time Olympic medalist
🎾 Stéphane Houdet, a French wheelchair tennis player, three-time Paralympic champion
✨ Highlights of the mini-series:
The thrilling mystery of the missing Olympic torch 🔍
Adventures through picturesque French towns and vibrant Paris streets 🗺️
Encounters with inspiring Olympic athletes from around the world 🌍
Fun lessons about different sports and French culture 🇫🇷
The excitement of the Olympic village and the grand Opening Ceremony 🎉
Stay tuned for the first episode of "The Mystery of the Missing Torch" and join this epic quest. 🕵️♂️✨
☀️ Parents, Inside the Lingokids app, we have 1,600+ fun, interactive activities, games, songs, and videos to help kids learn academics and modern life skills in today’s world. It’s free to try.
Story by Rachael Tobener and Olga Klepova. Voices: Robin Reed. Music and Sound Design: Juan Delgado.
Parent info: The Mystery of the Missing Torch is recommended for ages 6-10. It's a Story led show that should be listened to in order. Made in Spain, it's about Mystery and Adventure for kids. Launched in 2024, it has 2 seasons.
Little time left before the Opening Ceremony and the friends must navigate through the excited crowd. In the crowd Billy recognises a French tennis player Stéphane Houdet who shares his journey of becoming a professional athlete and the lessons he learnt from …
In Part 5 of our mini-series, "The Mystery of the Missing Torch," the Lingokids friends arrive at the Eiffel Tower, the tallest building in Paris. 🗼 As they climb to new heights, they search for the Olympic torch, encountering unexpected challenges and making…
In Part 4 of our exciting mini-series, "The Mystery of the Missing Torch," the Lingokids friends arrive in Paris and are greeted by a bustling city, vibrant street artists, and some unexpected new friends. They meet the Canadian basketball player and coach, Ki…
In Part 3 of our captivating mini-series, "The Mystery of the Missing Torch," the Lingokids friends continue their exciting quest with a visit to the gymnasium. 🤸♀️🧘♂️ Here, they meet the renowned Olympic gymnast, Laurie Hernandez, who helps them uncover a…
In Part 2 of the exciting mini-series, "The Mystery of the Missing Torch," our friends are joined by a very special guest, Jamal Hill, National US Champion and Paralympic bronze medalist in Para swimming. Jamal Hill brings his expertise and enthusiasm to help …
Get ready for a thrilling start to our new mini-series and dive into the first episode, "The Missing Torch." The journey to Paris begins in the charming town of Auxerre, where our friends have gathered in anticipation of the Olympic Torch's arrival. The air is…
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