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✨ The magic begins with the above story!
Every unit starts with a tale that opens the gates to the Little Microphones world. Listen together first—only then can the adventure, the Radio Show, and the magic truly begin. Hit play and go full screen.
Start here: 👋 Say hi to the Radio Show!
Pick any number of questions—one, two, or all six. Press record, speak, and stop when you’re done. Your answers are saved instantly, and Parents' Radio Program becomes available for the Kids, no extra steps.
There are actually two Radio Programs:
Kids’ Radio Program → you and other parents can listen in.
Parents’ Radio Program → only kids and their teacher hear it.
Parents do not hear other parents replies, only kids in the class do to make them inspired! This way, kids get the joy of hearing parents’ voices, while you get to enjoy theirs. You can always edit, delete, or add more recordings anytime.
Question:
What does fear feel like in your body?
Maybe your heart beats fast, or your tummy feels funny?
Do you feel shaky, or does your breathing change?
Where in your body do you notice fear the most?
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What kind of things make you feel scared?
Maybe something you see, hear, or think about?
Is it during the day, at night, or in certain places?
It could be real things or things from your imagination
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When you feel scared, what do you do?
Do you hide, run to someone, or stay very still?
Maybe you close your eyes or hold onto something?
Everyone reacts differently when they're scared
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If fear was an animal, what animal would it be?
Would it be a big animal or a small one?
Would it be fast, slow, loud, or quiet?
What would this fear animal look like?
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What makes you feel brave when you're scared?
Maybe a special toy, a person, or a safe place?
Do you have a way to calm yourself down?
What helps you remember that you're safe?
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If your friend was feeling scared, how would you help them feel better?
Would you stay with them or give them a hug?
What kind words would you say to help them?
Maybe you'd help them find a grown-up or do something fun together?
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What is anxiety, and how do you feel it in your body?
Anxiety is like worry, but sometimes stronger - where do you feel it?
Maybe your heart beats fast, or your tummy feels funny?
Does it make you feel hot, cold, or shaky?
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What kind of things make you feel worried or anxious?
Maybe when something new is happening, or you don't know what to expect?
Could be about meeting new people, or trying something for the first time?
First day somewhere, doctor visits, or new activities?
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Why do you think our hands get sweaty or shaky when we're worried?
What do you think your body is trying to tell you?
Maybe your hands are getting ready to do something - like run or grab onto something safe?
Do you think it's your body's way of preparing for something important?
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If worry was a type of weather, what kind would it be and why?
Would it be stormy with lots of noise, or quiet and cloudy?
Does that weather feel scary, sad, or confusing - just like worry?
Why you picked that kind of weather?
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When you're feeling worried, what makes you feel better?
Maybe taking slow, deep breaths or counting to ten?
Does talking to someone or getting a hug help?
What's your special trick for feeling calmer?
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What do you think the world would be like if nobody ever worried about anything?
When worrying helped you be safe?
What if you never worried about hot stoves or deep water?
Would everyone just be happy all the time?
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What does empathy mean to you?
It's when you understand how someone else feels
Maybe it's like having a superpower to feel what others feel?
How do you show someone you care about their feelings?
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When someone around you is really happy and laughing, what happens to you?
Do you start smiling too?
Does their happiness make you feel good inside?
Can happy feelings jump from person to person?
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When your friend is sad, how do you know and what do you do?
Do you look at their face or listen to their voice?
Maybe they're crying, or sitting alone, or looking down?
What do you do - give them a hug, ask what's wrong, or play with them?
Question:
Do you think animals have empathy like people do?
Does your pet try to comfort you when you're sad?
Do animals take care of each other?
What would a caring dog or cat do?
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Do you think robots can have empathy?
Can a robot understand when you're sad?
What would a robot need to have feelings like us?
Would a caring robot give hugs or say nice things?
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If you had a superpower to make everyone feel better, what would you do?
Would you give everyone magic hugs?
Would you make everyone laugh?
How would you spread kindness everywhere?
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Let's talk about when nothing seems fun! What does boredom feel like in your body and mind?
Does time feel like it's moving super slow or super fast?
Do you feel sleepy, restless, or something else?
What does your body want to do when you're bored?
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When you're bored, what's the first thing you usually do?
Do you look around for something interesting to play with?
Do you go find someone to talk to or play with?
Maybe you just sit there and think about what to do next?
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If boredom was an animal, what animal would it be and why?
Would it be a slow-moving animal like a sloth, or something else?
What would this boredom animal spend most of its day doing?
Would it be big or small, loud or quiet?
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Can you think of a time when you felt super bored? What was happening?
Maybe it was waiting somewhere, or during a long car ride?
Was it when you had nothing fun to do?
What made that moment feel especially boring to you?
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Do you think boredom is always a bad thing, or can it sometimes be good?
Maybe when you're bored, you come up with new ideas?
Could being bored help you discover something new to do?
What good things might happen when you have nothing planned?
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What's your secret trick for turning a boring moment into something fun?
Do you use your imagination to create games or stories?
Maybe you find someone to help make it more interesting?
What's the most creative thing you've done when you were bored?
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What does anger feel like in your body?
Does it feel hot or cold?
Where do you feel it most - in your tummy or your head?
Does your body want to move fast or slow?
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When you're really angry, what do you want to do?
Do you want to stomp your feet?
Do you want to yell or be quiet?
What helps you feel better?
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If anger was a color, what color would it be and why do you think that?
Would it be bright like fire or dark like a storm cloud?
What does that color remind you of?
Can you think of other things in nature or around us that have that same color?
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What's the difference between feeling angry and feeling frustrated?
Do they feel the same in your body or different?
Which one feels bigger or stronger to you?
What does your face look like when you're angry or frustrated?
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You know how people say count to ten when you're angry - what do you think that means?
Why do you think counting might help when you're mad?
What happens if you take deep breaths or wait a little bit?
Do you have your own special way to calm down?
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What good things could anger do for people?
Maybe anger could help protect people or fix problems?
Maybe when someone is being mean, anger helps us be brave?
What if anger helped you say 'stop' when something isn't fair?
Question:
When you see someone you love - like your family or your best friend - what does that warm feeling in your heart feel like?
Does your heart feel bigger when you see them?
What color is that happy feeling?
Does it feel warm or cold inside?
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What do you love to do most with your family?
Maybe something fun you do at home or outside?
Think about times when you feel really happy together
It could be playing, cooking, or just talking - anything special!
Question:
When you really love someone, do you want to give them hugs or gifts?
What do you do when you love someone a lot?
Do you like sharing your toys with people you love?
How do you show someone you care about them?
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Why do you think people hold hands when they care about each other?
What does holding hands feel like?
Does it make you feel safe or happy?
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If you could give love a shape, what shape would it be?
Would it be round like a circle or pointy like a star?
What would it feel like to touch?
Would it be big or small?
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What makes your heart feel the most happy?
Is it when someone smiles at you?
Is it when you help someone?
Is it when you get something?
Sharing with Parents
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