Carpool Classroom is the screen-free learning podcast for kids in grades K-5! Each short episode turns car time into brain time with fun stories and interactive lessons. Aligned to Common Core standards in math, reading and writing, it’s perfect for parents who want educational adventures on the go. Buckle up and learn with Carpool Classroom!
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Signup to Generate a PitchCarpool Classroom is the screen-free learning podcast for kids in grades K-5! Each short episode turns car time into brain time with fun stories and interactive lessons. Aligned to Common Core standards in math, reading and writing, it’s perfect for parents who want educational adventures on the go. Buckle up and learn with Carpool Classroom!
Carpool Classroom is hosted by Ryann Nelson. The show has published 47 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Wait…What Happened to the Whale?" (15 September 2026, 6 minutes), "Space Episode 2: Why Don’t We Fall Off Earth?" (15 September 2026, 17 minutes), and "Space Episode 1: Where in the Universe Are We?" (14 September 2026, 18 minutes).
Carpool Classroom publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 47 episodes.
Booking probability for Carpool Classroom is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Carpool Classroom requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Carpool Classroom's contact route on record: verified email.
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Ryann Nelson hosts Carpool Classroom, a kids podcast with 47 episodes published.
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Remember the whale from our tugboat episode? One curious Carpool Classroom listener had a question: What happened to it? In this special follow-up episode, Mrs. Nelson investigates the story of the 67-foot fin whale...
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If Earth is a giant ball floating in space... why don't the people on the bottom fall off?! In this episode of Carpool Classroom, Mrs. Nelson and her Space Scientists investigate one of the most important forces in our...
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Blast off with Mrs. Nelson as Carpool Classroom begins an out-of-this-world adventure through our solar system! In this episode, kids will zoom farther and farther away from home to discover their “space address." We'll...
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How can a little tugboat move a ship that's hundreds of times bigger than it is? In this episode of Carpool Classroom, Mrs. Nelson explores the surprisingly powerful world of tugboats! Young learners will discover what...
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<p>Mrs. Nelson and Crew learn about the layers of the Earth and solve a mystery: could we stop the Earth from spinning? </p>
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<p>Join Mrs. Nelson and Crew as we learn about the different habitats and nests of birds around the world!</p>
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<p>Crew and Collins join for an episode on Capybaras!</p>
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<p>What really happens after you flush the toilet? In this engaging (and slightly silly!) episode of Carpool Classroom, we follow the journey of wastewater as it travels through pipes, pump stations, and all the way to...
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<p>Why do authors write? In this episode of Carpool Classroom, learners become reading detectives as they explore the three main types of writing: informative, opinion (persuasive), and narrative.</p><p>Through clear...
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<p>Curious how a frog and a butterfly grow and change? In this episode of Carpool Classroom, learners explore the fascinating life cycles of both animals—from eggs to adulthood—while building important reading skills...
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<p>• World News This Week</p><p>January 17-23</p><p>What's happening in the world - and how can kids understand it?</p><p>In this episode of World News This Week, kids ages 5-10 explore three real news stories...
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<p>Episode: January 10-16, 2026</p><p>What's happening in the world right now — and how can kids understand it?</p><p>In this episode of World News This Week, we explore three real news stories from around the globe...
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<p>This week on World News This Week, we explore how scientists study our world — past, present, and planet.</p><p>In this episode, kids will learn:</p><p>• What archaeologists do and how they carefully uncover clues...
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<p>Welcome to the very first episode of World News This Week, a new weekly series from Carpool Classroom designed especially for kids ages 5-9.</p><p>Each week, we explore real news from the real world - not to scare...
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<p>Follow the journey of a bite of pizza from start to finish!</p>
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<p>- Why Do We Fart?</p><p>Let's be honest... everyone does it! But have you ever wondered why? In this hilarious (and surprisingly scientific!) episode of Carpool Classroom, Mrs. Nelson dives into the science behind...
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<p>Buckle up—it's time for a spooky-fun ride in the Carpool Classroom!</p><p>In this episode, we'll explore the history behind Halloween, discover the most popular costumes of all time (and the top picks for 2025!)...
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<p>Dive deep with Mrs. Nelson in this final episode of the Pacific Northwest Ocean Life series! Explore the mysterious world of the ocean floor-where crabs scuttle, sea stars glide, and octopuses hide in rocky crevices...
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<p> In this episode of Carpool Classroom, Mrs. Nelson heads to the rocky shores of the Pacific Northwest to help listeners finally tell the difference between seals and sea lions!</p><p>We'll learn what makes these...
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<p>Dive beneath the surface with Mrs. Nelson to meet the incredible orcas of the Pacific Northwest! In this episode, listeners will explore the family bonds of the J-Pod, discover how orcas communicate, and learn why...
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