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Hosted by ms. erin · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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Welcome to grrit.y kids! You may already know this, but... You. Are. Amazing. This podcast was made for every child, but it is dedicated to children who may learn, think, feel, or look ”different.” We see you and think you are perfect, just as you are. Turn up the volume and listen in for special stories about kids who are strong and gritty, and wonderful, just like you. Learn more about grrit.y kids at ritlearns.com/grritykids or follow on Instagram @grrit.ykids
ms. erin hosts grrit.y kids, a kids show with 21 episodes published.
Listen in to read and learn about Tyler Feder and Cody Feder's perfect picture book, Are You Mad at Me? Meet Opal the anxious ostrich and hear simple ways to name big feelings, lean on siblings and family, and use pictur
In this episode, dedicated to The Annunciation School in Minneapolis, Erin introduces the book The Ant Hill Disaster by Julia Cook, which addresses the impact of disasters on children and communities. The discussion emph
Keep listening! This second episode is so, so, so good, and so important! Authors, Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller, along with illustrator Tyler Feder, make learning about bodies fun and positive with these two fabulous
This episode is so, so, so good, and so important! Authors, Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller, along with illustrator Tyler Feder, make learning about bodies fun and positive with these two fabulous books. Listen in to le
In this episode of the grrit.ykids podcast, Miss Erin introduces the book My Shadow is Purple by Scott Stewart, exploring themes of identity, inclusivity, and the importance of being true to oneself. The conversation inc
In this episode, the wonderful author and illustrator, Gaia Cornwall, joins us to read and talk about facing fears, listening to ourselves, and listening to our children. A perfect reminder that everyone is on their own
"Where are the girls?!" -Grace In this episode, we read and think about Kelly DiPucchio's beloved Grace for President. A NYT Bestseller, and illustrated by one of our all-time-favorites, LeUyen Pham, grrit.y kids are enc
Listen in for this amazing, thoughtful, child-inspired story by Arika Parr and her daughter/cowriter, Ava Johnson. Spoiler alert, both authors join us for this episode! But What Can You Do? helps children (and grown-ups)
Join Ms. Erin and the author for a special read of Auntie Uncle: Drag Queen Hero. Written by Ellie Royce and illustrated by Hayes Chambers, this perfect story reminds us that even though it can take bravery to be our ful
Hey, grrit.ykids, I am so happy you are here with me. Welcome to grrit.ykids - a safe space for us to learn and grow and be our full selves. More than just a podcast, grrit.ykids is a multifaceted nonprofit initiative de
In this special episode, Dr. Claire Freeland, clinical psychologist and author, joins us to talk about big feelings and making mistakes. We read and discuss an excerpt from one of her brilliant workbooks, What To Do When
We have the immense privilege of reading Abdul's Story, written by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow and illustrated by Tiffany Rose. Writing can be hard! Read with us as we meet Abdul and follow him on his journey to realizing
Local Minneapolis author, Jackie Brown, joins us as we read and talk about her new book, Dahlia's Make a Difference Day. This thoughtful and intentional book, illustrated by Payton Stark, local artist and illustrator, ta
Linnea is the coolest fourth-grader. She has ADHD and Dyslexia and is great at eating candy. Linnea shares what it feels like to have learning differences, and shares words of wisdom for other grrit.y kids. Artwork: grri
Tyler Feder, brilliant author and illustrator, joins grrit.y kids for this three-part episode exploring how all bodies are cool. In all of their forms. In all of their iterations. With all of their differences. Little li
Tyler Feder, brilliant author and illustrator, joins grrit.y kids for this three-part episode exploring how all bodies are cool. In all of their forms. In all of their iterations. With all of their differences. Little li
Brilliant author and innovator, Kameel Vohra, joins grrit.y kids for this important and inclusive episode. We read and discuss Kameel's interactive book, My Friend Anika. It is a beautiful rhyming story that helps kids l
What is better? Taking a nap or learning to read? In Tad Hills' iconic book, How Rocket Learned to Read, we will explore how one little bird inspires a resistant puppy to become the learner he was capable of becoming. Re
In this episode, grrit.y kids will get to hear some of Kyle Lukoff's award-winning book, When Aidan Became A Brother. We learn about how good it feels to be loved for who you are, as you are. It takes bravery to share ab
Tyler Feder, brilliant author and illustrator, joins grrit.y kids for this three-part episode exploring how all bodies are cool. In all of their forms. In all of their iterations. With all of their differences. Little li
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grrit.y kids is hosted by ms. erin. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 21 episodes.
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