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Hosted by Maya The Science Kid · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Join 12-year-old Maya for fun, curious, and thought-provoking conversations as we drive to and from school. Every episode is guided by Maya’s questions—whatever’s on her mind that day! From science mysteries to everyday life, we break things down in a way that’s easy for kids to understand. As Maya grows, so do the topics—starting with simple wonders and evolving into bigger, deeper questions about the world. Whether we’re talking about space, history, friendships, or just random “what if” questions, every answer is science-based, thoughtful, and fun. Perfect for curious kids, parents, and anyone who loves learning on the go. Buckle up and come along for the ride! If you like this episode, please share the podcast with your friends. And rate the show on iTunes so other people can find it and listen. Maya's page is at https://mayathesciencekid.com where you can see her videos and show notes. To contact Maya: EMAIL: MayaTheScienceKid@gmail.co
Maya The Science Kid hosts Maya The Science Kid Podcast, a kids show with 14 episodes published.
Should kids still learn cursive in school, or is it just an old-fashioned skill we don’t need anymore? In this episode, we dive into both sides of the debate! Some say cursive helps with brain development, creativity, an
Middle school life is a whole world of its own! From the chaos of the lunchroom to the mad dash between classes, there’s never a dull moment. Lockers become mini storage units (or black holes), and the hallways are buzzi
Do middle school kids and their parents even speak the same language? Spoiler alert: probably not. In this episode, we’re diving into the wild, weird, and sometimes cringy world of slang! From “bruh” to “drip” and everyt
Have you ever wondered which month of the year is the most fun? Is it December with all its holiday magic and break from school? Or maybe it’s July, full of sunshine, pool parties, and fireworks. But then again, October
Can you solve global warming? Hunger? Disease? Can one person make a dent in the world’s big problems? And if you can’t solve a problem, should you try to or just give up? Is it worth working in a problem area if the sol
Fireworks! How they are fun and exciting! Who invented them? Where? When? And how do they work? Why do we love them? Of course they are lots of fun but is there a downside? Can we make them safer, more fun, less problema
In this episode we talk about lying. We try to answer what is a lie, what is a big lie, what's a small or white lie. We also talk about what makes kids (or others) lie and what we can do to prevent that or deal with it.
What is snow? What is rain? How are they different? How is snow formed? What is fog? All of this and more is answered in this episode as we take a nice walk on a snowy field. We also talk about how clouds form. Clouds ar
Traffic lights are pretty similar in most places, but not always everywhere. We talk about roads signs and driving conventions and standards. This is a good episode to learn how things could be different in places we hav
Why do we throw up and what is puke? This episode is fun and we talk about something that is not pleasant for kids. But we learn that it's ok and you feel better after puking. If you like this episode, please share the p
In this episode we talk about how moisture in the air turns into frost in the morning as the temperature of air drops overnight. We also talk about the freezing point and melting point of water and other material. To mel
The skin can feel different things like sharpness of things, or pain, or touch or itching. But the brain interprets what the skin is feeling. The nerves take the information about what the skin is feeling all the way to
In this episode we talk about how the skin feels coldness and hotness. We also talk about how the air outside is cold at night and warmer in the day and colder in winter and warmer in summer. If you like this episode, pl
This episode is about viruses and bacteria and how we get sick. We talk about vaccines. We learn how vaccines are basically a small sample of the virus. The virus goes into the body and introduces the itself to the white
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