Wake Up Kids — Kids Wake-Up Podcast: The Amazing Brain It’s a high-energy Thursday, May 21, 2026, and host Ticky Tocket is here to get kids pumped for the day!   Big Topic: Your amazing brain is about the size of two fists and packs roughly 86 billion neurons. When you learn, zappy messages build new connections—like tiny secret tunnels—so your brain actually grows when you practice new things.   Interactive Moment: Make two fists and bump them together to picture your brain’s size—then imagine all those secret tunnels lighting up as you learn!   Weather Check — Lindfield, Sydney: A chilly 12.2°C to start, warming to around 20°C with possible showers. Bundle up and pack an umbrella.   Takeaway: Be curious, creative, and kind—every drawing, song, block tower, and act of kindness is brain-building magic. Wake Up Kids, over and out.

Wake Up Kids — Kids Wake Up Podcast (Wednesday, May 20, 2026) Hump Day hype is here! Host Ticky Tocket brings high-energy morning vibes to get kids smiling, stretching, and ready to roll.   Science spotlight: Meet the amazing Bogong moths of Australia—night-time navigators that steer by the stars! Discover how these tiny travelers find their way in the dark using the night sky.   Weather — Lindfield: A cool start around 17°C, warming to a mostly sunny 20°C. Jumper on now, likely off by lunch—perfect playground weather.   Ticky’s Daily Challenge: Learn something new (even a tiny thing). Make something silly. Be kind—share, smile, and say a real “good morning.”   Sign-off: “See you tomorrow at 7!” Start your day strong with Wake Up Kids.

Wake Up Kids: Sneaky Magic Tuesday + The World’s Tiniest Violin Rise and shine with Ticky Tocket on your favorite kids wake up podcast! Today, Ticky brings big Tuesday energy and goes hunting for the “sneaky magic” hiding in the week—those little wonders that make ordinary days feel extraordinary.   Headline wonder: scientists built the world’s smallest violin—so tiny you need a microscope to see it! It’s a fun doorway into nanotechnology, the super-small science that helps make parts for smartphones and tiny medical sensors, proving little things can make a big difference.   Lindfield weather check: a cool 16°C start with possible showers, warming to around 20°C—perfect for layers and a raincoat or brolly.   Ticky’s reminder of the day: your brain is a stretchy sponge—ask curious questions, create, build, and share kindness with anyone who looks lonely.   Be curious. Be creative. Be kind. See you tomorrow on Wake Up Kids!