This episode is part of Mini Sounds: Q&A Science Stories.

Emma looks up at the cloudy sky and wonders where rain comes from and how it starts falling down.

With Grandpa’s gentle explanation, she learns how the sun warms water on the ground, how water rises into the air, forms clouds, and eventually falls back to Earth as rain.

Through calm storytelling and simple science ideas, children discover where rain comes from and how it helps plants, rivers, and life grow all around us.

Perfect for curious kids, quiet learning time, or gentle bedtime listening.

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This episode is part of Mini Sounds: Q&A Science Stories.

Emma hears a loud boom in the sky and wonders where thunder comes from—and if it’s something to be afraid of.

With Grandpa’s gentle explanation, she learns how lightning heats the air, how moving air creates sound, and why we see lightning before we hear thunder.

Through calm storytelling and simple science ideas, children discover what thunder really is and learn that it’s loud but safe.

Perfect for curious kids, quiet learning time, or gentle bedtime listening.

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This episode is part of Mini Sounds: Q&A Science Stories.

Emma notices that the moon looks different in the sky each night and wonders why it changes shape.

With Grandpa’s gentle explanation, she learns how the moon reflects sunlight and how we see different parts of its bright side as it moves around the Earth.

Through calm storytelling and simple science ideas, children discover why the moon can look full, half, or small—and why it never really disappears.

Perfect for curious kids, quiet learning time, or gentle bedtime listening.

🎧 More Mini Sounds music & stories:

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