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In the snowy mountains of Norway, a young reindeer named Aurora loves to race the winter wind. But when a swirling storm rolls in and Aurora wanders too far from her herd, she must learn to listen closely—to the wind, to her clicking hooves, and to the quiet clues that guide her safely home.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereIn the snowy mountains of Norway, a young reindeer named Aurora loves to race the winter wind. But when a swirling storm rolls in and Aurora wanders too far from her herd, she must learn to listen closely—to the wind, to her clicking hooves, and to the quiet clues that guide her safely home.
Just in time for the holidays, join Carie, Lincoln, and Eliza as they stomp, click, and wiggle into the winter world of reindeer, the hoof-clicking, herd-loving travelers of the Arctic.
Kids will discover:
Why reindeer ankles really do click as they walkHow hollow fur works like tiny built-in thermos bottlesWhy both boys and girls grow antlersAnd how herds help reindeer survive blizzards, long migrations, and the deep Arctic nightKeep exploring:
Download a reindeer coloring sheetFollow us on Instagram @wildandkindkidspodShow us your coloring sheet or request an animal: wildandkindkidspod@gmail.comSign up for email updatesLearn along with us and explore some of the resources we consulted:
Reindeer (San Diego Zoo)10 brrrr-illiant reindeer facts (National Geographic Kids) Cool reindeer facts you didn't know (Orlando Science Center)Reindeer and their arctic adaptations (Glasgow Science Centre)
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