This week on The Children’s Hour, what happens when the wilderness is the classroom? Teacher Jen Chavez Miller and her 8th graders from Albuquerque’s South Valley Academy explored the wilderness of New Mexico together on day trips, overnight, and for […]
We broadcast from the Los Griegos Library in Albuquerque’s historic Los Griegos neighborhood. Dive into the Summer Reading program, hear storytellers Scott and Johanna Hongell Darsee, and we’ll learn about Albuquerque Public Schools’ Refugee and Newcomers Program. With musical guest, […]
The kids and Katie Stone interviewed bilingual authors Ana Baca and Anna Nogar about writing books in multiple languages. Plus the show featured Sean Etigson and the Full Circle Singers from Bosque School, who will explored the Bard, William Shakespeare […]
What is Clean Energy? Kids from the Global Warming Express tell us why clean energy is so important. Plus, we meet some of the kids who are behind the movement to ban single use plastics in Albuquerque.
We play some of what we think are the best kids songs from 2018, and we play all the Grammy nominees for 2018’s Best Children’s Release, plus more of our favorites that came out this year. Find out what happens […]
Fifth graders in Mrs. Charles’ class at La Mesa Elementary School in Albuquerque teach us about the geologic history of the Sandia Mountains, including how they were created and what treasures they hold. The kids in Mrs. Charles’ classroom do […]
Healthy food choices can seem to be hard to make, but nutritionist Patricia Keane from UNM’s Prevention Research Center has info on how to find the right balance for kids. And, with nearly 2 in 5 New Mexican children who […]
Recorded live from the Albuquerque Balloon Museum, learn what the museum has to offer kids and families from museum educator Roxanne Tuong, and why Albuquerque is the international capital of hot air ballooning. The world’s largest fractal […]
Saturday, October 13, 2018, 9 – 10am MST Kerry Jones from the National Weather Service joins us to talk about the weather. New Mexico is forecast to continue to get unlimited sunshine capable of producing limitless solar energy. Find out […]
Spiders! New Mexico is home to hundreds of species of spiders. Dr. Sandra Brantley and Dr. Rachel Alfarro fromUNM’s Museum of Southwestern Biology’s Arthropod Division helps us understand, and maybe even learn to love, the arthropods among us. Find out […]
These kids from South Valley Academy we’re deeply impacted by a wilderness education. Tune into KUNM Saturdays 9-10am or KUPR Sundays at noon. #KidsPublicRadio @ South Valley Academy https://t.co/Q61d2TrqQg
