InKredible Kids

What does it really mean to give a part of yourself… to someone you've never even met?

We explore friendship and emotional well-being through conversations with two sets of special guests who share powerful insights on maintaining happiness even when others aren't kind.• Emma and Ada demonstrate how friendship can thrive despite attending different schools by making intentional time for each other• Best friends don't need to be exclusive – having other friendships is healthy and necessary• The Fishmans share how their popular "Bucket Filler" books originated from Nechama's kindergarten bullying experience• Everyone has an invisible emotional bucket that fills with good feelings when full and empties when sad• When someone is mean, it's because their bucket is empty – understanding this helps you not take it personally• Filling others' buckets through kindness automatically fills your own bucket too• Being "bully-proof" means staying happy despite others' unkindness• Finding people who make you feel good is more important than forcing yourself into unfriendly groups• Simple acts like smiles and compliments can significantly impact someone's day• Parents should work through schools rather than directly contacting bullies' parents

Meet Yaakov Ray, an 11-year-old from Chicago with an extraordinary mission to interview Holocaust survivors and preserve their stories for future generations. What started as a chance encounter with one survivor has evolved into a profound journey of documenting history while forming meaningful friendships with these elderly witnesses to one of history's darkest chapters.• Yaakov has interviewed 35 Holocaust survivors in just one year• He meticulously documents each story through notes, recordings, and photographs• Beyond collecting testimonies, he forms genuine friendships with survivors• Many survivors are lonely and deeply appreciate his visits and regular calls• Yakov organizes monthly Zoom calls for other kids to meet Holocaust survivors• He's compiling all interviews into a book to be published in about a year and a half• When faced with rejection from one survivor who thought he was too young, Yakov showed remarkable maturity in understanding• His mission demonstrates that anyone, regardless of age, can make a meaningful differenceDon't forget to visit inkrediblekids.org/unmuted to get your tickets for "Unmuted: The Experience" - an immersive celebration for families featuring Benny Friedman, Joey Newcomb, Moshe Tischler, Ari Kunstler, the Mendy Hershkowitz Band, hosted by Simcha on Wheels on June 24th at the Ritz Theater, New Jersey.Support the show

Ready for a Pesach knowledge showdown that's perfect for the whole family? Our trivia game brings Jewish learning to life through challenging questions that will test what you know about Pesach while keeping everyone entertained from start to finish.Two teams of kids go head-to-head in our studio – the confident "Pesach Pros" facing off against the determined "Gebruks Girls." The beauty of this episode is that you can play along right from home. Grab a paper and pen, follow the prompts, and see how your score compares to our studio contestants. Submit your score at inkrediblekids.org/pesach-trivia for a chance to win fantastic prizes including a $100 Amazon gift card, delicious Popinsanity popcorn, or the beloved Kichel It! family game. Don't forget to check out our family-friendly films at ikfilm.org – perfect viewing for those relaxing Chol HaMoed evenings!Support the show

Avi from London shares his journey of loss after his grandfather's passing three years ago, while author Sarah Miriam Gross discusses her book "Invisible Tribe" for children coping with parental loss and offers guidance on supporting those grieving.• Avi describes his close relationship with his grandfather "Poppy" and the painful experience of losing him to cancer during COVID• Avi reflects on his healing process and how we're given "the power to forget such sadness that we won't be sad all the time"• Sarah Miriam Gross explains how her personal experience of losing her father in first grade inspired her book "Invisible Tribe" • The concept of the "invisible tribe" represents children who share the experience of loss but cannot be identified from the outside• Sarah Miriam provides practical advice for being a supportive friend to someone who has experienced loss, emphasizing treating them normally rather than like "fragile crystal"• Different children respond to grief in unique ways - some maintain normalcy, some constantly reminisce, others become overly serious• Sensitivity involves balancing normal treatment with awareness of potentially painful topics• Avi maintains connection to his grandfather by saying brachos aloud and inviting others to respond with "amen"

The InKredible Kids Podcast presents a delightful collection of children's craziest Purim stories, showcasing hilarious mishaps and unexpected moments that became cherished family memories.• Tirtza shares how her family's "I Love KY" (Klal Yisrael) t-shirts got mistaken for "I Love Kentucky" when delivering mishloach manot• Host Morah Tziri announces the first-ever Incredible Kids fundraising campaign called "Raise the Volume," inviting listeners to create team pages at  join.ikraise.com• Aliza recounts her Hatzalah father's unusually jubilant Purim where he distributed family mishloach manot to strangers and formed an attachment to a coin-operated horse• Two sisters tell how their family's Purim plans changed when they unexpectedly hosted three children whose parents had a medical emergency• Malky shares her mother's mishap from 25 years ago when store-mislabeled onion powder was used instead of confectioners' sugar in black and white cookies• Morah Tziri challenges listeners to give mishloach manot to someone who might not receive many, emphasizing Purim's message of increasing friendshipJoin the InKredible Kids movement by visiting join.ikraise.com to help expand programs and give Jewish children everywhere a stronger voice.Support the show

A lively interaction with the Stern family from São Paulo, Brazil, unveils the beauty of Jewish life in their community while exploring common threads among kids across different cultures. The episode focuses on their shared experiences and life lessons.• Introduction to the Stern family and their unique backgrounds • Overview of Jewish life in São Paulo • Discussion on similarities and differences across cultures • Insights about their fun activities and adventures • Reflections on heritage and family history • Messages of unity, empathy, and openness • Importance of community in maintaining traditions 

Join us as we meet Rivka from Amsterdam, who shares her life experiences, family background, and the significance of Anne Frank's legacy in her world. This heartfelt conversation explores community, identity, and the resilience of Jewish youth today.• Rivka shares her journey and identity as a Jewish girl in Amsterdam • Discusses family history and the importance of community • Highlights cultural aspects like biking and local traditions • Reflects on school life and educational differences • Shares a profound connection to Anne Frank and Holocaust remembrance • Discusses recent events affecting the Jewish community in Amsterdam

This episode highlights the inspiring journeys of Ari and Chaim, two boys who embrace their unique challenges of hearing loss and dyslexia. Their stories illustrate resilience and offer valuable lessons on understanding, empathy, and the importance of appreciating one's individuality.• Ari shares his experiences with hearing aids and music • Discussion on the curiosity of others surrounding disabilities • Chaim opens up about his dyslexia and new educational opportunities • TAL Academy's role in providing tailored learning for Chaim • Emphasis on the importance of understanding and empathy among kids • Encouragement to embrace uniqueness and personal stories • Call for self-portrait activity, reflecting individual strengthsSupport the show

Allow these InKredible Kids to inspire your family! Leah Golda speaks about life with a hard-of-hearing father. She shares about Cinco, their family service dog, who has become a crowd favorite!Sari and Malka are 2 adorable sisters who share about life post their parents' divorce. They don't feel sorry for themselves, and each share about how all kids can shine no matter what their life circumstances are.

InKredible Kids call in to share their craziest Chanukah stories!This Chanukah watch "Am I A Hero?" You're whole family will enjoy our newest InKredible Kids film featuring 3 kid heroes.Available NOW at ikfilm.org.

Are you the oldest? The youngest? Somewhere is the middle? There's something for everyone to relate to in this episode.Temi shares about the perks and challenges of being the oldest in her family. She shares about how your place in the family is something out of our control, and a place we have to learn to accept and love for what it is. Yossi, on the other hand, gives us his perspective from a youngest's point of view. 

Batsheva of Savannah, GA, joins InKredible Kids Podcast to share her heart transplant story. It might sound cliche to say this, but what a "heart to heart" conversation it was! You will almost definitely be inspired and moved by Batsheva's attitude and her recounting of all the miracles that she experienced in the last year. Hodu laHashem ki tov!

Hurray for another trivia episode!! After you play, enter your score here. Have you seen our full-length film "Through Their Eyes?" Watch it here.Good Yom Tov to all!

Sleep. We all need it. But why?Here we tackle all the things that might stop you from getting a good night's sleep.  Riki, Sleep Specialist, can be found here: Baby Sleep Maven

The episode you have all been waiting for!!!In this episode Juda Alacabes LCSW*, aka "The Improv Therapist," walks us through the IMPROV EXPERIENCE. Kids will learn how to balance silliness and seriousness in everyday situations (like school).SPECIAL segment included of a the most hilarious comedy sketch called "My Most Boring Year," written and produced and performed by Juda, with appearances by his own "inkredible kids."*Juda can be found here: The Improv Therapist

So many kids love animals, but how many of them get to have close-up encounters all the time? Lani and Netanel are InKredible Kids who share about what they learn from animals in their daily lives. Lani is an animal enthusiast who dreams of becoming a vet, and already is a “Jr. Vet” in a real animal clinic! Netanel loves to ride horses, especially his own pet horse, River. What hobby can you get into, and how can you use that experience to become the best version of YOU?!

Did you ever hear the term ADHD? Many kids might say yes, while not really understanding what it is. SO many kids have ADHD, and so today we seek to understand it in its entirety!  Bella is 8 years old and oh so eager to share about her experiences every day with having ADHD. Rabbi/Mr. and Mrs. Chani Meyerowitz, a couple from Baltimore who are both social workers, join us with a whole different perspective on ADHD which all kids can gain from!

Special teen episode from a LIVE Zoom. This recording has no singing in it and is appropriate  for both boys and girls. Support the Show.

Summer is here and we ALL want to get in the pool for a swim! Let's review some pool safety and tips for swim season. 

Living out of town is one thing, but living totally disconnected from a frum community is something else!Today, we meet 2 rockstar kids: Gavi and Leah. Each of them explain their role in their family missions and how they feel about their lifestyles. We have SO much to learn from these INKREDIBLE kids! Gavi hails from a suburb of Atlanta called Chamblee, Georgia. His parents are the Rabbi and Rebbetzin of the Brookhaven Kollel and dedicate their lives to bringing other Jews closer to their Judaism.Leah joins us from a town called Sudbury, Massachusetts, about an hour from Boston. Her family runs an active Chabad house, Hebrew school, camp, and just about anything elee related to inspiring Jewish identity in their town.5:43-Gavi's Interview29:45 Leah's Interview

We all need friends. But how to make them and hold onto them is hard stuff! I sat down with Kelly, a 10 year old from Toms River, NJ to discuss relevant friendship ideas for kids. Next I sat with Mrs. Miram Campbell, from Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel to learn from her experiences with helping people of all ages learn friendship skills. I hope you enjoy!6:30 Kelly's Interview Interview38:43 Mrs. Campbell's Interview

Enter your score on our website! https://inkrediblekids.org/pesach-trivia-1Prizes for the Chol Hamoed Pesach Trivia Game:24Six Solo2 deviceTovla Jr. Complete Kids Cooking Set3 Month subscription to "The Loop"Mosaica Press Books:"Adina-My Design Sketchbook" (5 Winners)"Benny The Bucket-Filler" (5 Winners)

It's almost Purim! Kids everywhere are in the spirit!! Spreading smiles is the name of the game.In this episode, we meet Shlomo Levinger, the talented magician from Far Rockaway, NY, who wows audiences every day with his crazy tricks and good humor. He shares how his journey started as a young kid and how he got to where he is today.We meet Dovid and Leah, 2 siblings from Monsey, NY, who are part of a family of unicycle riders. It's beautiful to hear about how they use their skills to bring smiles to so many people. We'll also meet Gershon Mendel from Montreal, CA, who rides a unicycle, juggles, and just started to play violin. Instead of wallowing in his boredom, he finds ways to teach himself new things and set goals for his success. 6:19 Shlomo Levinger's Interview38:19 Dovid & Leah's Interview1:04:30 Gershon Mendel's Interview

Venahapochu Hu!!! Devorah interviews Morah Tziri! What?!Enjoy this bonus Rosh Chodesh Adar mini-episode and learn the story of InKredible Kids!Support the show

Do you know any sensitive kids? I think we all do. And we all are more or less sensitive throughout our lives. Let's talk about it with 2 special kids!Meet Ahuva, my very own 8-year-old daughter from Baltimore, who talks about how being sensitive affects her life.  Next let's meet Ari from Brooklyn, who connects to his feelings through art and music, and shares what it's like to be highly sensitive.  6:50- Ahuva's Interview24:01- Ari's Interview

 Who loves art? So many kids do! But did you know how art can have a huge impact on your life in ways you may not have dreamed of?Let's meet Mina, a vivacious 7-year-old from California, who explains the way art helps her with her range of feelings. Next let's meet Mrs. Rivky Greenberger from Chicago, who created a way of learning about Hashem and ourselves with a program called "Emunah Through Art." How does art help you?  5:22- Mina's Interview25:58- Mrs. Rivky Greenberger's Interview

Join the Preis and Herzog families as we compete in an epic Chanuka game show for families! Submit your score here: https://forms.gle/N6kRAXdXxPrAmM1z5All participants will be entered to win INKREDIBLE prizes!-Naki Radio -Kichel It! game (12 winners)-"My Special Uncle Book" (8 winners)-"999 Knock Knock Jokes" (8 winners)A Freilichen Chanuka!!

This episode brings HOPE for our nation at a time where we need it most! The 5 kid perspectives on achdus and Ahavas Yisrael are absolutely INKREDIBLE!We start off with meeting Noam from Kibbutz Maale Gilboa, Israel. With his Abba in "miluim" in the IDF, Noam is a HUGE inspiration for kids everywhere! We will meet Ginette from Brooklyn, NY, Shauli from Lakewood, NJ, Malky from London, England, and Ahuva from Baltimore, MD.  8:52- Noam's Interview27:45- Ginette's Interview39:29- Shauli's Interview44:34- Malky's Interview53:22- Ahuva's Interview

It's been a few weeks now that we have been thrown into a new reality. So many of our InKredible Kids have found ways to make a difference in Klall Yisrael. Meet Maayan from Ramat Bet Shemesh, Israel. She shared with us what it's like for a kid living in Israel right now. She shares about her father, a member of Ichud Hatzalah, who has been very involved in rescuing and helping since the war began. We discuss the Chesed, Achdus, and davening that is taking place all over the world. We also talk about how kids can stay calm and deal with their feelings.May we all hear besuros tovos b'karov!!

Time are tough for Klal Yisrael now, but we can all allow ourselves to dream! In today's episode we meet Rabbi Scheller up close and personal. His transformation from being a bored kid in school to an influential youth motivational speaker is something so many kids can be inspired from. Kids in his own city, Lakewood, NJ, and kids from all over are gaining from his awesome content available across multiple platforms. Rivky is a talented 11 year old who has successfully created her own phone hotline for girls to access when they are bored. She's already learning how to fill a need for the world at a young age! We can all learn from her example of motivation and positivity. 9:05-Rabbi Scheller's Interview57:42-Rivky's Interview

⏰6pm Tehillim for Kids of all ages.

Who's ready for an exciting game of Chol Hamoed Sukkos Trivia? We think it's the most fun to play as a family in the car, but it can be played anywhere! Enjoy 2 rounds of interesting and some unexpected Sukkos-related (ish) questions. Keep track of your points throughout, and remember to send send us your final scores to be entered into the grand raffle! Our generously sponsored prizes:$18 Amazon gift card by the InKredible Berman Family $50 Amazon gift card by Coach Meir Parry of Believe and Achieve Sports https://machanechaim.com/195-2/ $50 Glick gift card by Kaila Weisz from Glick Children's Programming  https://www.instagram.com/glick_girl/$100 Raizel's Photography gift card by Raizel Lamm https://www.instagram.com/raizels.photography/Copies of the joke book:"1,001 Kosher Jokes" by Mosaica Press https://www.judaicaplace.com/1001-kosher-jokes-paperback/9781952370540/Support the show

Who's excited for Simchas Torah??? Um, just every kid in the world. In this episode, we shmooze about candy in a very fun and practical way. First, we hear from Eli, an 8-year-old from Memphis, Tennessee. Then, we hear from Dr. Rafi Strum, a dentist in Baltimore, Maryland. Last, we hear from R' Reuven Schwartz, a  veteran candyman from Yerushalayim, Israel. 9:35- Eli's Interview 21:41- Dr. Strum the Dentist's Interview41:18- R' Schwartz The Candyman's Interview

Molly and Shmuel are kids who connect with music in a very meaningful way. As we approach Rosh Hashanah, they share the way music makes them feel and what inspires them. Molly, a 12-year-old singer-songwriter from Hollywood, Florida, has been playing guitar since the age of 6! She has composed 2 songs (Spotify links below) and leads kumzitzes for women and girls. Shmuel, a 9-year-old who plays both cello and piano, shares his struggles and successes with both performing and practicing. Listen to find out about his super cool Rosh Hashanah experience! 8:28-Molly's Interview*42:17-Shmuel's Interview*Women and girls: Listen to Molly Berg on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0kGLEq4GSnsjweKv5ow6ww?si=6SxpDHGvRoOmVchhiqFlCg

Summer is out, school is in. What a change! Today we interview 3 INKREDIBLE sisters, from Baltimore, MD, about starting the new school year with a good attitude. You will get to know Miri, Leah, and Rachel's different areas of strengths and personalities. Together we will learn tips on studying, making school more enjoyable, and appreciating that we have this chance to be in school!  7:40- Miri, Leah, and Rachel's Interview

Have you ever been a part of the Chai-A-Thon? Have you ever passed a lemonade stand on the side of the road with eager children looking to make a sale? Every summer (and all year long), Chai Lifeline encourages kids to find ways to raise money for Camp Simcha and all their inkredible programming for kids with illnesses and their families. It's so important for us to understand the direct results of where all this money is going and how it's helping other kids in need.  First we will hear 2 phenomenal street interviews highlighting some of the most creative and devoted "kids helping kids." We will hear from R' Gedalia Weinrib, who went from being a counselor in Camp Simcha, to now running the yearly Chai-A-Thon. We then will hear from the InKredible Atara Bracha of Chicago, Illinois, who is a longtime Camp Simcha camper and participant of Chai Lifeline of the Midwest. **INCLUDED in the episode is a special message from Rochelle from England and Mordechai Shapiro!**12:39-Street Interviews: Dalia & Emmy's Stuffed Animal Sale and Meira's Iced Coffee Sale 19:17-R' Gedalia Weinrib's Interview36:54-InKredible Showtime39:38-Atara Bracha's Interview

Hey Everyone! This episode is all about how kids can relate to having special needs children or adults in their family and in their community. Kids will hear about inclusion and sensitivity and will no doubt walk away with a lot to think about.  Tehilla, an 8-year-old from Jackson, NJ, tells us about her life with 2 special needs uncles (1 from each side of the family). They have both passed recently, and Tehilla shares their legacy and the things she learned about special needs early on. The name Abie Rotenberg is synonymous with legend, inspiration, and emotion. Listen to him talk directly to kids about the special neshamos of special needs individuals and the music he was inspired to write for us to relate to them. 6:06- Tehilla's Interview24:25-InKredible Showtime25:56-R' Abie Rotenberg's Interview

Tisha B'Av. The 9 Days. How do we explain the sadness of these times? It's hard for us to relate to the suffering, the sadness, and the geula. One of my favorite songs for the 9 days is Akiva Nichamtanu by R' Baruch Levine. In this bonus episode, the rebbe and singer/songwriter, R' Baruch Levine, from Waterbury, CT, joins me in explaining the gemara behind the song and other important messages for kids!Listen until the end and you will hear the full acapella version of the song discussed. עקיבא נחמתנו ACAPELLA VERSION:https://song.link/AkivaNichamtanuAcapellaSupport the show

Hey Listeners! Get ready for today's super exciting episode about connecting with Hashem. First we will meet 8-year-old Sannel, also known as Rav Sannel, from Atlanta, GA. He has thoughts and questions about Torah and is constantly sharing the lofty ideas he has. Next we will meet 7-year-old Dovid from Cleveland, OH. He is lucky enough to have traveled to really exotic places around the world and shares his thoughts about the creations of Hashem. 7:30- Sannel's Interview33:18-InKredible Showtime37:05-Dovid's Interview

Life is filled with challenges of all shapes and sizes. For some kids, the challenges they face can make them feel different from other kids. Let's learn from the resilience and positive attitude of this episode's InKredible Kids!7-year-old Chiel shares about a major allergy experiment he is currently undergoing through Johns Hopkins in his hometown of Baltimore, Maryland. 12-year-old Golda of Hollywood, Florida openly talks about the daily challenges of having dyslexia and how her challenge is making her stronger in so many ways. 4:52- Chiel's Interview 25:07-InKredible Showtime26:53-Golda's InterviewHOMEWORK-Click here: InKredible Day Chart

Before we head into summer, let's pay tribute to our InKredible teachers. And let's salute the INKREDIBLE kids who have completed another year of learning. Listen to Morah Sorah Shaffren, a wildly popular Morah in Bergen County, NJ, share about her personal experiences and the ways she connects to her students. You will also get to hear from Dovi, an InKredible 12-year-old, who has a special connection to his rebbi. If you enjoy this episode, remember to rate and subscribe on whatever platform you listen on.7:25-Morah Sorah's Interview Part 125:36-InKredible Skit Time27:54-Morah Sorah's Interview Part 243:56-Dovi's Interview

Hey InKredible Listeners!Have you ever slept away from home before? Did you ever feel homesick at all? Homesickness happens to so many of us at different times. Now that camp season is almost here, many kids are getting ready to go away to overnight camp. That could be a new experience for many of you! Listen to Adina's story and hear how she struggled in her first few days of sleepaway camp and ended up having an inKredible summer. Next enjoy a fun and informative interview with the very special and well known Los Angeles-based Morah Feige Gruman about how kids can overcome homesickness! If you enjoy this episode, remember to rate and subscribe on whatever platform you listen on.6:55-Adina's Interview25:05-InKredible Skit Time26:41-Morah Feige's Interview

Hey InKredible Listeners! This is a serious one. Bullying. We hear about it too often. How can we be part of the solution?This episode is ideal for families to listen to together, with parents and teachers invited to continue the conversation at home and in class! Remember, if you or someone you know is struggling with this right now, make sure they have a trusted adult to help. This is not a child's responsibility to figure out on their own. Listen to our inspiring interviews with Rabbi Yaakov Klein* of Eilecha in London, England and the inkredible 11-year-old Boruch. Each of them experienced bullying in school and have so much wisdom to share. If you enjoy this episode, remember to rate and subscribe on whatever platform you listen on.7:46-Rabbi Yaakov Klein's Interview (with break in middle)23:31-Two Bullying Tales 40:46-Boruch's Interview

There are so many ways kids can be inKredible! Hear a beautifully delivered dvar torah by 10-year-old Aryeh. Then play a round of Shavuos trivia along with us at the InKredible Kids studio. Remember to send your family name, team name, and score to ikidspodcast@gmail.com to get a shout-out in our next episode!Good Yom Tov to all!Support the show

Imagine having a Shabbos Table with 100 guests! In this episode, we interview kids who have a home open to Shabbos guests of all kinds. We know that hachnasas orchim means something else to each Jewish family and we hope there are lessons for all kids to learn!If you enjoy this episode, remember to rate and subscribe on whatever platform you listen on.9:26-Meyer Klatzko's Interview26:57-Shabbos Meal Reality Check Skit29:39-Maya and Akiva Grove's InterviewRemember to send all responses, questions, comments, and ideas to ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Make sure to follow InKredible Kids on your favorite podcasting app, so you never miss an episode. Be sure to rate the podcast and drop a review!Explore our website: https://inkrediblekids.org/.................................................................................................This episode is sponsored by 24Six, the first on-demand entertainment platform for the Jewish family, customized by you. Use our code INKREDIBLE for $60 off your purchase of the 24Six Family Player device. Visit https://24sixdevice.com/ today! .................................................................................................You can be a sponsor too! If you are interested in sponsoring an episode as a zchus for something dear to you, email ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Support the show

TWINS! What's more exciting than that?Join us as we find out the scoop of what life is really like living with a twin. In this episode, we talk about many topics including individuality, jealousy, and sensitivity. Our first interview is with twins, Sarah and Miriam, from Lakewood, NJ. Next we meet their big sis, Ahuva, who gives us a perspective many of us haven't thought of before. Lastly, we meet identical twins, Atara and Tehilla, from Baltimore, MD.If you enjoy this episode, remember to rate and subscribe on whatever platform you listen on.7:24-Sarah and Miriam's Interview18:21-Ahuva's Interview28:20-InKredible Tips for Interacting with Twins30:52-Atara and Tehilla's InterviewRemember to send all responses, questions, comments, and ideas to ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Make sure to follow InKredible Kids on your favorite podcasting app, so you never miss an episode. Be sure to rate the podcast and drop a review!Explore our website: https://inkrediblekids.org/.................................................................................................This episode is sponsored by Pompomz Personalized Gifts. Use our code PODCAST for 10% off your purchase at https://pompomz.com/. Follow Pompomz on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/pompomzgifts/. .................................................................................................This episode is also sponsored by The Motivation Congregation Podcast. Join their WhatsApp status here: https://wa.me/message/ZE6RVXJW7HAXH1. Listen to their podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6uAtZk1wzE3K8BZhZ2haJE?si=pPmCjcTuRJ2ArnMTjXdnzw..................................................................................................You can be a sponsor too! If you are interested in sponsoring an episode as a zchus for something dear to you, email ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Support the show

Hey Kids!Join us as we talk about sports, or athletic activities, as we call it.First we meet Atara, a skilled gymnast from Houston, TX. She has worked hard at gymnastics, while also continuing to learn how to deal with her anxiety. Next we hear from Coach Parry from Baltimore, MD, who shares about getting kids to love sports and believe in themselves. Finally we meet Reuven from Toms River, NJ, who gives us insight into what boys do at recess and how sports makes them feel.If you enjoy this episode, remember to like and subscribe on whatever platform you listen on.7:40-Atara's Interview20:52-Coach Parry's Interview*30:49-InKredible Skit32:36-Reuven's InterviewRemember to send all responses, questions, comments, and ideas to ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Make sure to follow InKredible Kids on your favorite podcasting app, so you never miss an episode. Be sure to rate the podcast and drop a review!Explore our website: https://inkrediblekids.org/.................................................................................................This episode is sponsored by Shaya Preis of Prime Insurance. Call/text/whatsapp Shaya today at 732-648-6808.You can be a sponsor too! If you are interested in sponsoring an episode as a zchus for something dear to you, email ikidspodcast@gmail.com.*Coach Meir Parry of Believe and Achieve:  basports32@gmail.comNY based camp: http://www.machanechaim.com/Support the show

Hey Kids in the car!Surprise! Happy Chol Hamoed Pesach! Today's BONUS episode features a family-friendly Pesach trivia game to be played in the car. There are 2 rounds so hang in there 'til the end! Don't forget to send your scores to ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Make sure to follow InKredible Kids on your favorite podcasting app, so you never miss an episode!......................................................................................................................................................This episode is sponsored by Hoovy Toys and hoovyproducts.com.    Direct link to the candy claw machine: https://hoovyproducts.com/collections/kids-toys/products/candy-claw-machineYou can be a sponsor too! If you are interested in sponsoring an episode as a zchus for something dear to you, email ikidspodcast@gmail.com.Support the show

Hey Kids! Today's episode features kids in business. These kids have learned  to be productive in their own unique ways, while learning about responsibility and earning some money! 7:59- Kobi, age 14 of Koby's Candy Cakes* 20:35- Skit with recipe to try! 24:24- Ahuva, age 11 of Bead-Dazzled By Ahuva**Remember to send all responses, questions, comments, and ideas to ikidspodcast@gmail.com. Make sure to follow InKredible Kids on your favorite podcasting app, so you never miss an episode! ......................................................................................................................................................This episode is sponsored by The Goetz Bookshop and Publishing House. Visit www.goetzbookshop.com and receive 10% off your first order!You can be a sponsor too! If you are interested in sponsoring an episode as a zchus for something dear to you, email ikidspodcast@gmail.com.*Kobi's order form:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3cmI8esWRgNpeJRVr3PcrGDV0MCVbJe9-4P30il8gC4rctw/viewform**Ahuva's email address:ahuva929@gmail.comSupport the show