Parent info: Sleep Tight Science - A Bedtime Science Podcast For Kids is recommended for ages under 5. It's an Episodic show that can be listened to in any order. Made in the USA, it's about Science and Bedtime for kids. Launched in 2020, it has 5 seasons.
In this episode we have two questions from two six-year-olds living on opposite sides of the world. Nora Peng is six years old and lives in Hangzhou, China. Yumi is six years old and lives in Florida in the United States. Nora Peng wants to know where the very…
In this episode we have three super questions. One from Callum is 6 years old and lives in Manchester, England. He wants to know how chameleons change colour. Next, Albert who is 5 years old and lives in Maine, wants to know something very specific — can chame…
In this episode we are going to try and find out what air actually is and why it counts as real matter — because it does, even though it behaves as if it has nothing to prove. Then we'll look at what your eyes actually need in order to see something, and why a…
In this episode we are going to learn all about the Capybara, which has become famous for being extraordinarily calm, for sitting in hot springs, and for apparently allowing other animals to use it as a piece of furniture. Including birds, monkeys and small re…
In this episode, we will learn all about eagles. We will discover how their eyes can spot a fish from three kilometres away, how their bodies are perfectly designed for hunting and flight, and why they build the largest nests of any North American bird. And we…
In this episode were are returning to one of our favourite and fun formats; fun facts! We have three lists with three different topics. We'll start with some surprising facts about the human body. Then we'll learn about the animal kingdom, where things get a l…
In this episode we are going to learn all about crocodile, and hopefully, if you are listening to this before bed, get a good nights rest too.…
In this episode, we learn about how hedgehog spines actually work, why hedgehogs can hunt venomous snakes without being hurt, what really happens to their body during hibernation, and a strange behaviour involving foam that scientists still can't fully explain…
In this episode, we're going to find out how bioluminescence works, where it lives, and what scientists have discovered by studying creatures that glow in the dark. We'll go very deep into the ocean, and we'll meet some of the most interesting living things o…
In this episode, we're going to look at what science says about looking at screens. Researchers are still learning about the effects of staring at the screens of our devices, but what they've found so far explains a lot.…
Have you ever seen a flamingo and thought — that can't be a real animal? The colour alone is almost too much. That particular shade of pink, standing in the water, reflected back up from the surface. It looks like something someone painted. But they are real, …
In this episode, we're going to find out how the octopus thinks, how it hides, how it hunts, and why it might be the most fascinating animal in the ocean.…
In this episode we are going to learn all about the Rhinoceros, and try something new! We have included a story about Rhino and Pip who will help us learn all about the life a rhino on the Savannah.…
In this episode, we're going to meet the Arctic hare. The Arctic hare lives in one of the coldest, most remote places on Earth, the frozen tundra of northern Canada and Greenland, and it has some of the most amazing adaptations of any animal we can remember co…
In this episode, we’re going to explore the giraffe. We will learn how its long neck works, how that enormous heart keeps everything moving, and how giraffes eat, sleep, and stay safe in one of the wildest places on Earth. We’ll even meet a baby giraffe, and d…
This episode is Part 2 of our Weird and Wonderful series — and if Part 1 was about pain and itching and boo boos, Part 2 is about the other kind of body science. The kind that makes you giggle a little.…
In this listener questions episode we try to answer questions about our bodies. Why things hurt. Why things itch. And why our body sometimes does things that seem completely strange - until science explains them.…
We have a super big topic in this episode.We are going to try and answer the question, How are books made? We start with how paper is made, then, we'll explore how words and images get printed on those sheets. and finally, we'll see how printed pages are bound…
In this episode we are going to try and answer the following question: How do rockets work—what makes them powerful enough to escape Earth's gravity and travel to space?…
In this episode, we're starting something new: a series of topics called Making & Creating, where we explore how people make things—from raw materials all the way to the finished products you see, use, and sometimes taste every day.…
In this episode we are going to try and answer the following questions: How does your heart work—and how does blood travel through your whole body and back again? We'll start with what your heart is and how it pumps, then, we'll follow the journey blood takes …
In this episode we are going to try and answer the following questions: What is gratitude, and how does practicing it actually change your brain? We'll start with what gratitude is and why your brain naturally has a harder time noticing good things than notici…
In this fun facts episode, we are covering all kinds of fun topics including why snow sparkles, shadows, Australia facts, and space stuff. Lots of fun facts to remember as you fall off to sleep.…
In this episode we are going to try and answer the following questions: Why do we have nightmares—and what's happening in our brain while we sleep? We'll start with what sleep cycles are and the different stages your brain moves through each night. Then, we'll…
In this episode we are going to try and answer the following questions: How do we hear sounds, and why is hearing so important? We are going talk a lot about the ear and sounds and really interesting stuff like that.…
In this episode we are going to try and answer the following questions: Why do we bleed when we get a cut, and how does our body know exactly how to stop it?…
In this episode we are going to learn about time zones - how do they work? Why do we have them? What happens when you fly through multiple time zones? And what exactly is jet lag?…
In this episode, we're learning all about reindeer! Discover how these incredible animals survive in the Arctic, their amazing migrations, the unique features of their antlers, and the science behind their warm, red noses. We'll also dive into their role in ho…
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In this episode we will explore things you might notice about yourself or your pets, like why most people are right-handed or why cats love their scratching posts. Others ask about phenomena we experience every single day - like why the sky gets bright and the…
In this episode, we're answering another round of listener questions. Some explore the tiny and detailed, others zoom out to the grandest scale imaginable, and some dive into everyday mysteries. Don't forget to send in your questions!…
In this episode, we're answering some of the great questions from our listeners all around the world! We're going to explore six wonderful questions that arrived in our inbox, each one helping us learn something fascinating about our world. We'll learn how mo…
In this episode, we'll answer three specific questions. First, why do cats have those strange vertical slit pupils while we have round ones? Second, why can't lion cubs roar when they're little, but your kitten could meow from the day it was born? And third, w…
In this episode we are going to travel through time to see how horses evolved from tiny forest browsers into the powerful runners we know today. We'll discover how horses behave and communicate, explore their remarkable bodies, meet the wonderful variety of ho…
In this episode we are going to learn about some of our best friends dogs. We'll answer three specific questions: First, why can't puppies see when they're born? Second, why don't Poodles shed their fur like Labradors do? And third, how can dogs wag their tail…
In this episode we explore how submarines dive, hover, and rise through the ocean. We'll discover the special ballast tanks that can fill with water or air to make the submarine heavier or lighter, learn about Archimedes' principle—the rule that explains why t…
In this episode we will learn about the barn owl, a pale, ghostly hunter with two superpowers working in perfect harmony. We'll discover their asymmetrical ears that create a three-dimensional sound map, letting them pinpoint a mouse's exact location in comple…
In this episode we will learn about the electric eel—a fish (yes a fish) with a triple-battery system that generates up to 860 volts of electricity. We'll discover how thousands of specialized cells stack together to create shocking power, explore the murky Am…
In this episode we learn about the axolotl, a remarkable salamander with not one but two superpowers. First, they can regenerate entire body parts, regrowing legs, tails, and even portions of their heart and brain with almost no scarring. Second, they've maste…
In this episode we explore three remarkable adaptations that help giant pandas thrive in the misty bamboo forests of China. We'll discover the "false thumb"—a special wrist bone that works like an extra finger for gripping slippery bamboo stalks. We'll learn h…
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In this episode we learn how orangutans long arms and hand-like feet create extra leverage for hanging and reaching; why keeping the centre of mass below the branch makes wobbles settle; and how a gentle tug on a bendy sapling brings the next hold closer. We a…
In this episode we answer four wonderful questions from curious kids around the world! From the Moon's reflected sunlight to the tiny muscles under our skin, we'll explore science that connects the vastness of space to the wonders of our own bodies. Each answ…
Tonight we follow the pool’s “tiny river” to see how calm water stays clean—and why bodies float. We picture the hidden loop (skimmer → pump → filter → return jets), learn how chlorine and balanced pH keep water friendly, and then slip into the physics of floa…
In this episode, we picture a helicopter’s spinning rotor as a moving wing that makes lift; notice how blade pitchchanges lift; and hear how pilots use the collective (up/down), the cyclic (lean the “flying circle” to drift forward/sideways), and the pedals w…
Season 5 begins! In this episode we look at how fidget toys can help some brains focus—and why bedtime calls for softer tools. We explore attention as a gentle “spotlight,” meet the hidden sense of proprioception, try tiny visualizations, and learn the Three S…
In this episode we're going to try our best to summarize 48 episodes of science discoveries—from 3D printers and ancient stardust, to why your body makes gas and Mars has a butterscotch sky. We'll revisit amazing body systems, blast off to explore space, and c…
While we take a short break this week, we’re bringing back one of our favourite Sleep Tight Science episodes all about Stink Bugs. Plus, we will share some fun facts about them and answer listener questions.…
While we take a short break this week, we’re bringing back one of our favourite Sleep Tight Science episodes all about the solar system—featuring Papa Bear telling Bernice about planets and moons, while they have some super yummy cookies.…
In this episode, we travel to the Arctic to learn all about polar bears! Discover how their giant paws, thick fur, and clever hunting skills help them survive freezing temperatures. We explore their life cycle, behaviours, and how they’re different from other …
Why is grass green? Why do apple trees grow in spooky shapes? And what’s the deal with those tiny hairs on raspberries? In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we answer real questions from curious kids around the world—including Suraya in Australia, Oliver in…
In this episode, we’ll explore boneless animals like jellyfish and worms, the lush and wild world of rainforests, and the amazing systems inside the human body. It’s science that’s full of surprises—perfect for curious kids and cozy bedtimes.…
In this episode, we’ll explore fascinating science questions sent in by kids around the world! Declan (age 6) and Eva (age 4) will help us discover how Sleep Tight Science learns so many things—and why curiosity, research, and asking great questions are at th…
In this episode, we’ll explore the fascinating world of mosquitoes. You’ll learn what they are, why they buzz in our ears, why only some bite, and how they find us. We’ll also discover what happens after a bite, how mosquitoes grow up, and even a few surprisin…
In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we’re learning all about jets! What makes a jet different from other airplanes? How do jet engines work? And why are jets so fast? We’ll learn about the science of thrust, engines, and speed—and finish with some fun f…
In this episode, we explore some of the cutest wild animals on the planet and share fun, science-filled facts about each one! From fennec foxes and red pandas to sea otters and bush babies, learn how these amazing creatures survive—and why they’re so adorable.…
Halfway through recording our latest episode, Sheryl's voice started to sound like a frog, and then like something else we couldn't identify. Sheryl caught a virus that is causing her to cough and affecting her voice. She should be back to normal next week, a…
In this episode, we will learn all kinds of fascinating science from the questions you sent in! Questions like why we feel pain, and how it's our body's way of protecting us by sending warning signals to the brain. Why we vomit, and the amazing teamwork betwee…
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In this episode we head to the eucalyptus-filled forests of Australia to learn all about one of its most iconic animals: the koala! We discover why koalas aren’t actually bears, what makes marsupials so unique, and how koalas live, sleep, and snack high up in …
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In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we learn all about the world of jellyfish! Discover why jellyfish aren’t really fish, how they sting, what they eat, and the incredible ways they glow, swim, and grow. From tiny Irukandji to the giant lion’s mane, you’l…
In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we take a colorful journey through the science of sunlight, scattering, and the atmosphere to find out why the sky looks blue during the day and red at sunrise and sunset. We’ll explore what light really is, how it behav…
In this listener-powered episode, we answer some of the curious, clever, and thoughtful questions you've sent us! Why do kids get sick more often in winter? What exactly is celiac disease? What happens if you never brush your teeth or go to the dentist? And wh…
Semiconductors might be tiny, but they do BIG things! In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we explore what semiconductors are, how they’re made, and why they’re so important in everything from smartphones and laptops to space rockets and self-driving cars. …
In this episode, we're going to start to learn all about the amazing field of computer science. We'll talk about what computers really do, how we can talk to them using code, and how they follow step-by-step instructions called algorithms. We'll even explore a…
In this episode, we'll learn all about cats and dogs—but not the kind that curl up on your couch or chase tennis balls in your backyard. We will explore facts about wild cats and dogs—the fierce, the fast, and … the faunal!?…
In this episode, we will explore how batteries work, how they are made, the different types you might find at home or school, and why some gadgets gobble up more power than others. We'll even look at some wild, wacky, battery-powered inventions that might spar…
In this episode, we're going to take a close-up look at both locomotives and trains. We'll discover how they work, why they're so important, and how they've changed over time—from the chugging steam trains of the past to the sleek, high-speed trains of today.…
In this episode, we are going to answer more of your questions and a few fun facts. We will journey to the icy world of Pluto, meet the adorable underwater axolotl (ACK-suh-lot-ul), learn about the atmosphere, and discover what your teeth are really made of! A…
In this episode, we will learn about the water cycle—evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. We will discover how water moves, changes form, and returns to us again and again. The rain that will fall today might once have been part of a glaci…
In this fun facts episode, we will learn the secrets of the senses, ranging from flies tasting with their feet to owls hearing a mouse step on a twig from 23 meters away. Then, we will explore the world of inventions, learning how creativity, curiosity, and ev…
In this episode, we’ll discover why yawning isn’t just about being tired—it helps cool your brain and can even be contagious! We’ll explore the nature of time and why building a time machine isn’t as simple as it sounds. We’ll also uncover why eating salty foo…
In this episode, you'll learn all about beavers! Discover how these skilled rodents shape their environment by building dams, lodges, and canals. Explore their unique adaptations—like waterproof fur, webbed feet, and ever-growing teeth—that help them thrive in…
In this episode, we are going to learn about one of our favourite birds—the Canada goose! We’ll learn how these birds communicate, why they fly in a V-formation, and what makes them such devoted parents. Plus, we’ll discover why some geese travel thousands of …
In this episode, we’ll explore the world of carnivores—meat-eaters big and small, from lions and sharks to ladybugs and even plants! We’ll learn how they fit into the food chain, the different types of carnivores, and the special skills that make them expert h…
In this episode, we explore a big and important topic climate change! We break down the difference between weather and climate, uncover how human activities are driving rapid warming, and explain the greenhouse effect. We also discuss how climate change is aff…
In this episode, we will answer some of the questions you, our listeners, have sent in. We will cover why the South Pole is colder than the North Pole, why snow feels so cold, and why fire is so hot. We will also learn how heat is made and why the Sun is so ho…
In this episode, we are going to start to learn about the ocean, its origin, ocean life, and its importance. We might learn a few fun facts, too. In previous episodes, we learned a lot about animals in the ocean, waves, and weather, but somehow, we haven't tak…
In this episode, we are going to learn facts about the wonders of space and the surprising world of space junk! We'll learn facts about planets, stars, and the Sun, learn how spacecraft are launched and explore the secrets of the spacecraft graveyard deep in t…
In this episode, we’ll learn how animals survive the cold of winter. We’ll discover that animals use three strategies to make it through: hibernation, where they slow down and sleep through the cold; migration, where they travel long distances to find warmth a…
In this episode, we'll dive into the fascinating science behind video games. We'll explore how they'll tap into physics, applying Newton’s laws of motion and projectile motion. We'll see how chemistry plays a role, especially when characters mix elements to co…
In this episode, we will learn about snow, what it is made of and the different colours it can be. Did you know that snow could be in different colours? We will discuss the water cycle and how important snow is for the water supply in many places. We will look…
We're answering some cool and interesting questions you sent us in this episode. We answer questions about cats, numbers, and planets! Discover why cats have whiskers and tails, how ancient humans counted before numbers existed, and why numbers never end. We'l…
In this episode, we're learning all about reindeer! Discover how these incredible animals survive in the Arctic, their amazing migrations, the unique features of their antlers, and the science behind their warm, red noses. We'll also dive into their role in ho…
In this episode, we’re exploring the world of LEGO! Discover how these iconic bricks are made, the fascinating science behind their strength and precision, and how they became a global favourite. From tiny plastic pellets to towering creations, we’ll explore t…
In this episode, we will learn about the world of pumpkins, turkeys, and Thanksgiving traditions. We will learn why pumpkins float, how turkeys run and fly faster than you might think, and the history behind some of your favourite fall customs. Plus, we’ll exp…
In this episode, we’ll explore these intelligent, playful marine mammals known for their friendliness and incredible behaviours. Learn how dolphins, part of the “toothed whale” family alongside orcas, differ from their close relatives and porpoises, and discov…
In this episode, we're answering your questions! We'll learn why some animals use poop to build their homes—and whether it smells terrible, explore why cars need gas and oil, the science behind rising muffins, the importance of math, and why hair turns gray as…
In this episode, we'll journey through our home galaxy, the Milky Way, a vast spiral galaxy with over 100 billion stars, including our Sun. Located in the quieter Orion-Cygnus Arm, about 27,000 light-years from the center, our solar system orbits far from the …
In this episode, we are going to learn about the animal kingdom’s strangest and grossest creatures! We’ll start with the housefly, discovering its unique habits like tasting with its feet and vomiting on its food, and move on to the resilient cockroach that ca…
In this episode, we'll learn all about the human skeleton—the framework of 206 bones that give our body shape, support us and help us move. We'll explore how the skull, rib cage, and spine protect our most important organs and how our bones change as we grow. …
In this episode, we'll learn why rain falls in little drops instead of one big splash, why ice cracks when it melts, and how clouds move across the sky. We'll also explore the science behind why ice floats and why clouds are white—all thanks to another round o…
In this episode, we will learn that turtles are fascinating reptiles found in various regions and habitats worldwide. We will also learn about how their diets vary by species and explore how turtles communicate. From sea turtles migrating across oceans to tort…
In this episode, we will answer listener questions that explore how the universe works in fun and surprising ways. We learn that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light and explore what might happen if we could—like time slowing down and strange spac…
In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of ants and learn about their impressive communication skills and unique behaviours. We discover that ants communicate through pheromones, antenna touching, vibrations, alarm signals, and trail marking to share…
In this episode, we explore some fascinating facts about our bodies, from how technology affects our health to tricky medical terms and how digestion works. We also learn about the surprising gases in farts, discover curious body parts like dimples and the app…
In this episode, we explore how 3D printing works and how it creates objects layer by layer using materials like plastic, metal, or rubber. We learn how plastic is made and how 3D printing is revolutionizing toy design by allowing for custom-made creations. Fi…
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Did you know? We are back with another episode of Sleep Tight Science, and in this episode, we will learn about trees. Have you ever wondered about how trees grow? How can you tell how old they are? Why are trees so important? In this episode, we are going to …
In this episode, we will learn about how we respond to new and unknown situations, like going back to school, and discuss 5 things you can do if you're feeling nervous or stressed. We will explore dreams and cover 7 reasons why we might dream. We will talk abo…
In this episode, we learn why some frogs are poisonous, which snake is more venomous, the king cobra or the rhinoceros cobra and what happens when a venomous spider bites you. Then, taking a break from poisonous animals, we learn why the sun looks red at sunse…
Hi, Science fans! Guess what? We're launching Season 4 of Sleep Tight Science this September, and we need YOUR help to make it extra special!…
In this episode, we answer listener questions about how waves are made, why we can only see stars at night, how boogers are formed, and what flies, mosquitoes, and other flying bugs like to eat.…
In this episode, we will learn about the world of stink bugs. We will discover why stink bugs release their characteristic smell and how this clever strategy helps protect them from predators. We will also look at their diet and feeding habits, learning about …
In this episode, we are going to start learning about snakes. With the help of Bernice and Papa Bear, we will learn if all snakes are poisonous, if they lay eggs, how snakes shed their skin, and more. Bernice also shares all kinds of science facts she learned …
In this episode, we will learn a little about food and eating in space. We will look at the history of the food astronauts eat, comparing what it was like to how it is today. We will also look at how they eat in space. Then we answer questions from Rowan Olsen…
In this episode, we will start learning what makes amphibians so unique, we will look at the incredible life cycle of frogs, and the various environments in which they will thrive across the globe. We will also look at what these amazing creatures eat to fuel …
In this episode, we will learn a bit about bees. We will examine why bees are necessary, their challenges, how they are adapted to collecting pollen, and learn about pollination. We will look at how bees live together in one hive and their roles. And finally, …
In this episode, we are going to talk about the clever and captivating world of foxes! We'll learn about their physical characteristics, discover the diverse habitats they call home, explore the different types of foxes around the world, and munch on some know…
In this episode, we will explore the Earth through some engaging fun facts. We will investigate why Earth is often referred to as the "Blue Marble," examine the ten largest islands and their unique features, and dive into some of the remarkable animals native …
In this episode, we will learn a little about raccoons. We will look at their appearance, life cycle, and how they adapted to living in cities and other urban environments. We also answer listener questions regarding how legs help us move, why we are ticklish,…
In this episode, we will learn about electricity and computers with questions from James, Daniel, Silas, Addalyn, and Caleb. We'll talk about how we make electricity using methods such as generators, water, wind, solar power, and burning fuels. We'll also expl…
This episode taught us a little about solar eclipses and some safe ways to view them. We had questions from Adeline, who wanted to know how the Northern Lights appear; Nate, who asked why the lighting is so hot; and Isaiah, who asked why the sky is blue. We wo…
In this episode, we will learn a little about aliens or extraterrestrials. We will discuss why scientists think there could be life outside our planet and how they will look for it. We will look at the “Goldilocks Zone,” where it is not too hot or cold for liq…
In this episode, we will learn more about the solar system, uncovering intriguing facts about the solar system and the moon, comets, and space travel. We will start with a brief recap of what we have previously explored about the solar system. With these new f…
In this episode, we explore why we sometimes feel yucky, like after eating too many sweets or not enough veggies or when we're super worried or stressed out. Feeling yucky can mean our body is trying to tell us something, but figuring that out can be tricky be…
In this episode, we're diving into the fascinating world of penguins! Imagine journeying from the icy South Pole to exotic islands near the equator, discovering where these fantastic birds call home. We'll uncover the secrets of their black and white feathers,…
Did you know that the dinosaur with the longest name is Micropachycephalosaurus? In this episode we answer questions from our listeners about dinosaurs. Questions like, what caused the dinosaurs to become extinct, and What was the first dinosaur ever discover…
In this episode, we start to learn about viruses. Viruses are extremely small and can only be seen with a special microscope. Even though they are small, they can have a very big impact on our bodies. We learn about this topic by following a story with Bernice…
In this episode, we learned about spiders, especially the Darwin's Bark Spider and some questions from you, our listeners. Spiders are fascinating creatures with unique characteristics: they belong to the arachnid family and can be found worldwide in various s…
In this remastered episode, we are going to learn a bit about food. Which we thought was worthy of a repeat, considering all the food we eat during this time of year.…
In this episode, we will learn about snow, what it is made of and the different colours it can be. Did you know that snow could be in different colours? We will discuss the water cycle and how important snow is for the water supply in many places. We will look…
In this episode, we will explore the amazing world of Marine Mammals and their incredible superpowers! Marine Mammals are warm-blooded, breathe air with lungs, and even have a bit of hair at some point in their lives. They can do awesome things like dive super…
In this extra science episode, we answer the questions: Do cats and dogs have the same organs? How do cats balance so well? Where does lightning come from? How are medicines made, and how do they (and poisons) affect the body? and How do markers work?…
In this episode, we'll dive into the fascinating science behind video games. We'll explore how they'll tap into physics, applying Newton’s laws of motion and projectile motion. We'll see how chemistry plays a role, especially when characters mix elements to co…
In this episode, we answered listener questions. We talked about our amazing bodies and how they work. Our skin has three special layers, and the top one protects us. When we're sweaty, some things can stick to our skin because of the sticky sweat. We also lea…
In this episode, we discover why you might have thought you saw a ghost. We found out that many cultures, even if they are far apart, have tales about ghosts or spirits. We looked at ghosts from a science perspective and learned that sometimes our eyes and bra…
In this episode, we'll explore hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons. Ever wonder why these storms have different names? It's all about where they form! We'll dive into the cool parts of a hurricane: the eye, eyewall, and rainbands. Plus, we'll track a hurricane'…
In this episode, we will look at one of our favourite animals, the dog. We will look at their powerful eyes, nose, and ears. We will go back to see how dogs evolved from wolves and became such good pets. We will also answer some listener's questions about cats…
In this episode, we will start talking about incredible animals and their super senses. For instance, did you know that animal's eyes differ from ours? Some have eyes that can see heat, just like superheroes! Not only do some animals have supervision, but they…
In this special episode, we went on an adventure to learn about space, Earth, and the deep sea. We talked about endless space, why Earth orbits the Sun, the Big Bang, deep-sea animals, and how oceans began. We think these topics are super cool and hope you do …
In this special episode, we focus on the questions that listeners have submitted. We learn about bugs and why we sometimes feel itchy after we get bit. We also learn about how thunderstorms can sometimes cause problems with our electricity, why we cannot dig f…
In this special episode, we focus on the questions that listeners have submitted. We learn about ice cubes and why they can be white or clear. We also learn how squids go to the bathroom and how pearls are made. Lastly, we talk about different kinds of chocola…
In this episode, we learn about animal migration. Migration is the periodic movement of animals between two regions to breed or find food. We look at some of the different animals that migrate, such as birds, deer, whales and more. We talk about the different …
In this episode, we will learn about the different stages of sleep, how we dream, why sleep is important, and what our brain does while we sleep. When we sleep, our brain is busy working, sorting through the day's events and information and filing it away. Sle…
In this episode we'll explore the taste buds on our tongues, discover the incredible range of flavours we can detect, and unravel the science behind why we experience different tastes. We explore why spicy foods make us feel hot and the important role that our…
In this episode, we will learn about worms and try to answer some of the questions you, our listeners, have submitted about this topic and others. We will learn about worms by following along with the story of a little bear named Bernice, who you might already…
In this episode, we learn about Strawberries and that the 'seeds' on the outside of the strawberries are not actually seeds but tiny fruits. We also learned what might happen if we don't shower for a long time and what they might mean for our body. We talked a…
In this episode, we are trying something different. Instead of following a specific topic, we answer questions that listeners have sent us. We learn about the amazing complexity of our bodies and how they move, electricity and how lightbulbs are made, why chee…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to learn about satellites. We are going to discuss what is a satellite and look at how they get into space. We will talk about all the different kinds of satellites and what they help us to do.…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to learn about airplanes. We will answer some questions that have been sent in by our listeners and we are also going to look at the four principles that allow an airplane to fly which are lift, thrust, drag, and weig…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to look at the digestive system. We will answer some questions that have been sent in by our listeners and we are also going to look at the different systems in the body and learn what happens to our food from the tim…
Do you know? In this episode we are going to look at energy. We are going to look at the different kinds of energy and how they are used. We will also talk about renewable and non renewable energy and what the difference is between them and We will finish up w…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to look at bones. We are going to find out about what our bones help us to do, how they are made, how we can protect them and how they can heal. We are also going to look at how our bones are like that of a bird.…
Sheryl's voice is still recovering from a bad cold, so we will delay our latest episode one week in order to allow her to sound like her best self. Meanwhile, you might be interested in some of our older episodes including an episode on one of our most request…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to talk about plastic. We are going to look at how plastic is made, why it is so useful but also so bad for the environment. We are going to talk about some different types of plastic and see what we can do to help ma…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to talk a bit about sound. We are going to look at the three things that you need to make a sound, sound recordings and how they have changed, and why sound is important to us and the world around us.…
Did you know? In this episode of Sleep Tight Science we are going to start learning about our dinosaurs With the help of Bernice and Papa Bear we are going to learn about dinosaurs teeth, their bodies and what they look like, as well as what some of them eat. …
Did you know? In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we are going to start to learn all about Robots and try to answer some of the questions that you have submitted about these machines.…
Did you know? In this episode of Sleep Tight Science, we are going to start learning about snakes. With the help of Bernice and Papa Bear, we are going to learn if all snakes are poisonous, if they lay eggs, how snakes shed their skin, and more. Bernice also s…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to talk a bit more about Halloween. What is your favorite part of Halloween? We are going to look at trick or treating and some of the changes that have happened over the years. We will also talk about bats, owls, and…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to learn a bit about food. What is a balanced diet? What does our body need to function properly? We are also going to look at some quick answers to come listeners questions. Come and join us and see what you can lear…
Did you know? In this episode we are going to learn a bit about food. What is a balanced diet? What does our body need to function properly? We are also going to look at some quick answers to come listeners questions. Come and join us and see what you can lear…
Did you know? In this episode of Sleep Tight Science we are going to start learning about our solar system. With the help of Bernice and Papa Bear we are going to learn what a solar system is and what is in our solar system. Bernice also asks why do stars twin…
Did you know? We are back with another episode of Sleep Tight Science and in this episode we are going to learn about trees. Have you ever wondered about how trees grow? How can you tell how old they are? or Why are trees so important? In this episode we are g…
Hello again friends! We are back with our first episode of the new season of Sleep Tight Science. In this episode we are learning all about plants, how they grow, and what they need to grow. Bernice the Bear is going to learn with us as we listen to a story.…
👋 Hello friends! We are starting season 2 and we are very excited. We will start with a few episodes over the summer and continue with regular episodes come September. You can send us your feedback or say hello via [email protected]. We look fo…
A special thanks to Catriona and Camren, who did the voices for todays questions. 🎉 This is our final episode of season 1. We will be back in the new year, bigger and better than ever, with season 2. Thank you for listening and sending in your questions!…
A special thanks to Ruth and Joel, who suggested this episodes topic. 🎉…
Hello again friends! A special thanks to Shuma, who suggested this episodes topic. 🎉…
👋 Hello again friends! In this week’s episode we are learning all about hiccups. A special thanks to Ian, who suggested this episodes topic. 🎉…
👋 Hello again friends! Thank you to all your suggestions for topics to cover on future episodes. A special thanks to William, who suggested this episodes topic. 🎉…
👋 Hello again friends! Thank you to all your suggestions for topics to cover on future episodes. A special thanks to Jacob, who suggested this episodes topic. 🎉…
👋 Hello again science and nature lovers!…
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The team at Sleep Tight Science is feeling really sleepy! You guessed it, we're going to be talking all about sleep. I hope you will be able to stay awake and learn more about sleep with us on this episode of Sleep Tight Science.…
This episode of SleepTight Science stinks! That's right, this episode is going to talk about FARTING! We going to look at Why we fart and maybe even how to fart less. Join us for an exciting episode of Sleep Tight Science.…
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