History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
SCL
11 episodes
1 day ago
Hey history explorers! Have you ever tried to read a secret language? For thousands of years, nobody could understand the amazing pictures carved by the Ancient Egyptians—their hieroglyphs! It was a total mystery! But then, along came a 2,200-year-old chunk of rock called the Rosetta Stone! This wasn't just any old stone; it was the ultimate multilingual cheat sheet! This incredible fragment had the exact same message carved on it three different ways: once in hieroglyphs, and twice in langua...
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Hey history explorers! Have you ever tried to read a secret language? For thousands of years, nobody could understand the amazing pictures carved by the Ancient Egyptians—their hieroglyphs! It was a total mystery! But then, along came a 2,200-year-old chunk of rock called the Rosetta Stone! This wasn't just any old stone; it was the ultimate multilingual cheat sheet! This incredible fragment had the exact same message carved on it three different ways: once in hieroglyphs, and twice in langua...
History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
8 minutes
6 days ago
The Stone Age: Tools, Fire, and Survival!
Welcome back to History's Not Boring! Mira and Finn are ready to take you on our biggest time-travel adventure yet! We’re zooming back hundreds of thousands of years to the incredible Stone Age! This era is so old, people hadn't even invented metal yet. Everything they used—from hammers to knives—was made of plain, sturdy stone! That’s why it’s called the Stone Age, and you’ll learn why historians break it up into three mind-blowing parts. Imagine having to make a sharp knife just by banging...
History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
Hey history explorers! Have you ever tried to read a secret language? For thousands of years, nobody could understand the amazing pictures carved by the Ancient Egyptians—their hieroglyphs! It was a total mystery! But then, along came a 2,200-year-old chunk of rock called the Rosetta Stone! This wasn't just any old stone; it was the ultimate multilingual cheat sheet! This incredible fragment had the exact same message carved on it three different ways: once in hieroglyphs, and twice in langua...
